Ethical Pet Seek-A-Treat Shuffle Bone Puzzle Dog Toy

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.

Scout Is a Big golden doodle and he likes puzzles. The material this one was made with, was not quite strong enough for his bite. After the first time of play, some of the slides have chunks taken off of them and won’t slide anymore. I would not recommend this for a big dog.

I’ve had one of these before and they’re great training tools. This one though has a stuck cover over one of the slots. I didn’t return it as it still works for the cause but I was not impressed with the quality. Everything else I’ve gotten from Chewy has been awesome!!

I saw a few reviews mentioning durability, but went ahead and gave it a try based on the price. Thought that wood would be strong enough to last a while, but this is a fiber board made toy, so it's very soft. Within 5 minutes, our 55lb dog broke one of the sliders by trying to pull it with his teeth and the upper part broke off. There were many chew marks on it just from getting into the sliders. The sliders are already very difficult to slide due to the chew marks after only 1 use. The fiberboard also absorbs drool like cardboard. We took it away after he got the food out so the chew marks are all just from him trying to get to the food. This toy is probably great for dogs that do not love I saw a few reviews mentioning durability, but went ahead and gave it a try based on the price. Thought that wood would be strong enough to last a while, but this is a fiber board made toy, so it's very soft. Within 5 minutes, our 55lb dog broke one of the sliders by trying to pull it with his teeth and the upper part broke off. There were many chew marks on it just from getting into the sliders. The sliders are already very difficult to slide due to the chew marks after only 1 use. The fiberboard also absorbs drool like cardboard. We took it away after he got the food out so the chew marks are all just from him trying to get to the food. This toy is probably great for dogs that do not love chewing, but not nearly durable enough to be appropriate for "all breeds" and "all sizes". … more

My Yorkie loves this toy, however, it’s made of cardboard like material and once it’s out of treats, my girls will dig at it and it tears up quite quickly, so it’s not idea for keeping a dog busy when you go out

Our little guy (mini Aussie, 28 lbs) LOVES this puzzle, in fact he gets all wiggly excited when we pull it out. I’ve found that he’s pretty clever about getting treats from humans, but he enjoys rooting around in puzzles to get fed too. Highly recommend, unless your dog is a big time chewer. It seems like particle board and some cheaper woods were used. Definitely a toy we give our pup while we are in the same room and just want a little break from the constant “Let’s play!” vibe Aussies always have.

It was fairly easy for my girls to figure it out, and it does work. However, I think that the sliding pieces should not be so easy to move around. My dog figured out that when she gives a hard shove to the whole board all the sliding pieces will move and then all she has to do is go to the other side and give it a shove that way for the rest.... Also, it feels like it is made from some sort of plywood, so I really worry about it getting wet....

My dog were trying to find the treats and she would bite into this cardboard/wood but I think it’s cardboard and then she try to eat the cardboard instead of the treat but she eat the treat but destroyed part of the puzzle. Shouldn’t fall apart that easy in my opinion. can I get my money back? I still love Chewy you guys are still the best!!! But this game sucks hahaha

So my dog NEVER chews anything mainly because he is missing some teeth. He loves the feel of plush in his mouth. This puzzle is made of high density particle board and when my dog used his tongue a lot to figure out the game, it got wet and softened, then he started nibbling and in to days shredded the whole side of this thing. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

It works! The pups enjoy the toy! It’s weighted a little bit so it doesn’t move too much when the dogs play with it, but it does move/slide which can cause the pup to get a little scared at first. My older dog (19lbs) needs more assistance with this toy but instinctively put her paw to move it and get the treat. My younger and smaller pups (5-7lbs), got the hang of it a lot quicker. Make sure their nails are well trimmed as it could get a little caught and cause them to yelp/get scarred.