Ethical Pet Seek-A-Treat Shuffle Bone Puzzle Dog Toy
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Wood puzzle that provides dogs with the mental stimulation they need and also a treat reward for achievement. Bone shaped board has ten holes for hiding treats. Six sliding disks challenge the dog to find the treats in the right holes.
Key Benefits- Provides mental stimulation
- Dog IQ puzzle that will strengthen and test your dog's skills
- Put your favorite treats inside
- Rewards your dog for being able to complete the task
- Good for crate training or alone time
Every dog plays differently and, since not all toys are created equal, it’s always best to keep a close watch on your pup in case things get ruff. Supervised play will help toys last longer and most importantly keep your pal safe. No dog toy is truly indestructible, so always remove the toy from playtime if pieces begin to break off.
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Item Number71371
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Dimensions1.61 x 10.04 x 10.04 inches
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Weight1.65 pounds
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LifestageAdult
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds
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Toy FeatureTraining
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MaterialWood
Bone shaped board has ten holes for hiding treats. Six sliding disks challenge the dog to find the treats in the right holes.
Customer Reviews
73% Recommend
73% of reviewersrecommend this product
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keeps them entertained
By LDooneR on Mar 16, 2021
I don't know who loves this toy more, my Havanese or my 3-yr-old. I give the 3-yr-old a few treats to fill the slots. She hides them and sets the puzzle down. Then she spins the puzzle a few times and tells the dog where a treat is. Every time the dog gets it right the 3-yr-old spins the puzzle a couple more times. It's a memory game for both of them. Then repeat the process with a couple more treats. This can keep them entertained for at least 30 minutes before I feel the dog has had enough treats and I make them stop.
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My collie/aussie mix loves this!
By Cate on Feb 7, 2021
Amber is my 3YO aussie/collie mix. She's still got a lot of puppy energy and definitely has a destructive streak! Likes to test out all her toys and see which ones she can destroy. This one has really stood up to the test. She has dragged it across the tile floor, tossed it, tried to bite it, etc., but it's a good, heavy, sturdy puzzle. She is very food motivated so she's interested in the puzzle no matter what goes in it—treats, slices of chopped carrot, even kibble. She is moving on to more complex puzzle toys now but this was an excellent starter for her. We still use it from time to time to mix things up, so she is not always getting the same puzzles.
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Not Worth It
By Jackson on May 22, 2021
My very old golden retriever used this twice (with supervision) before it started to chip apart along the edges.
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Does not occupy our dog
By NotFun on May 8, 2021
Our 4 month old black lab picked this up - shook it a few times and all the treats fell out... did not occupy him for long...
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Not impressed
By BCgames on Feb 2, 2021
We have a smart border collie who needs to keep his mind busy. This is poorly made...after the second time using it the covers that slid over for the spots you put food are swelling and the particle board is shot. Waste of money in my opinion. Sorry we bought it.
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Neat Treats
By Nique on Apr 8, 2021
This is the second puzzle treat I've purchased and my dog loves it. He loves the hunt and the treats even better.
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Bored Brittney finds fun!
By Labmom on Dec 27, 2020
Our 10 month old Brittney gets bored & then in “ trouble”. This puzzle gives her a way to be “ busy” & not in trouble! We put a treat under the slides & she can easily smell the right ones & slide the cover for a treat.
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It’s just okay
By Audrey on Dec 4, 2020
This puzzle is good enough. It only took a few seconds for my pup to figure it out and therefor he tired of it pretty quickly. If you have a dog with a longer attention span than mine, it may be a fun toy for them.
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Food puzzle
By Rover on Mar 12, 2021
My dogs and two of my cats enjoy scavenging for treats in the puzzle
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Discs do not slide well
By ZionsMom on Sep 13, 2020
The sliding discs were unfinished on the edges, making it very hard to slide them to get to the treats. I couldn't even slide some of them when refilling the toy! I loved the idea, and my dog enjoyed finding the treats under the few discs he could slide, but then got frustrated by the parts that didn't slide and tried to turn the whole thing into a chew toy.
