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

I got this when my puppy was 3 months old. Once he figured out what to do, it was a fun 30 seconds and than the puzzle was over. I still use it as a way to slow down some of his eating. But if you are looking for puzzle that really entrance your dog and challenges them this is not it. I twas fun for a few times and it is nice as a started puzzle but I think your dog will grow out of it quickly.

Our 10-week old lab puppy with sharp teeth and in the early no-bite, no-chew training cycle was able to gnaw at the base, freeing-up several of the sliding, round pieces that reveal the treat pocket. This took about 30 minutes of "work" after 5 minutes to find all of the treats:) :) This puzzle might work with small breeds with less proclivity to chew.

I got this for my 9 month old boxer/husky mix, who has too much mental energy. She loves this - she caught on extremely quickly and really enjoys playing this game. My 4 year old Pit mix also enjoys this game, although it took him much longer to understand what he was doing. The toy has held up through several play sessions a day, although the sliders are showing signs of wear from their teeth/claws. However, it still works fine and was a great deal.

This toy is great for about 5 minutes. My dog figured out quickly how to move the discs and get the treats, then proceeded to chew the particleboard itself, destroying the toy. My dog is a 23 pound Schnauzer mix, so not a big dog, but yes definitely a chewer. I wouldn't recommend this if your dog is curious and likes to chew.

Paddy is a basset and his paws and jaws are big. He has a hard time sliding the pieces back and forth. He is learning but it takes sometime. A lot of time he just starts chewing on the toy. The puzzle box also absorbs his spit and it not exactly easy for me to clean. I think it would be better if it was sealed.

My 3 months old pup is in the teething stage. First day we got it, he sniffed it and attempted to try moving the pieces. After a few mins, he just started chewing off pieces of the puzzle. Recommend watching your puppy play with this puzzle to ensure he doesn't swallow pieces the pup chews off.

Nice idea, but if your puppy or dog is a superchewer, this material will not last a full day without becoming shredded snack pieces. Reminds me of particle board consistency. My Belgian Malinois is 47lbs, 6mos old this week, has lots of teeth but is still teething. Had to put this toy away the next day because he was able to get pieces of it off. Two stars for the idea, but it needs to be made of hard durable rubber or something else.

This game is a joke. I've ordered it twice. The first one was shipped without 1/2 the sliders. Chewy had great customer service and shipped me a new one. The 2nd one arrived and my 7 month goldendoodle puppy chewed the sliders where they can't slide the 1st time I gave it to him.

I got this thinking it would be like some of the Trixie puzzle games on here, it’s way more cheaply made. It doesn’t have the rubber grip on the bottom so when my Aussie uses it, it slides everywhere unless I hold it down myself. The material used to made it is not very durable either and my puppy gets very frustrated because she has to use her paws to move the circles because it doesn’t work to use her mouth... I recommend getting the Trixie brand instead

Really glad we purchased this motivating game for our lil girls (Chihuahua Mix & Long-Haired Dachshund)..It's great to have something, Safe, Durable, Good Quality that is Very reasonably priced..We will definitely be looking forward to others like this in the future!!