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

This game would be good in theory, however this specific brand is just a sanded down piece of wood. Not only do the pieces get stuck when you try to move them, but the wood is also so rough that it scraped my dog’s nose while she was investigating it and now she won’t go near it to even try it. I was excited to buy an enrichment activity for my dog but instead I ended up buying a $10 piece of firewood.

I guess I just assumed this was made of plastic. I would caution potential buyers that it’s actually made of a number of thin layers of wood. Luna gets frustrated and uses her teeth when the discs don’t readily open for her. I will admit it is very challenging for her, but she never stops trying!

My dog figured out pretty quickly how to slide the discs aside with her nose to get the treat. It was fun at the beginning, watching her figure it out, but since she is food-driven she kept wanting more, so I had to keep putting more kibble in. Then it was all about getting the food, not so much an intellectually stimulating game.

Unless you have a not to smart dog do not waste your money on this one. My Cairn Terrier took less than five minutes to get all the treats, and my young mini poodle took about 10 minutes. That was the first time. I am sure that after that it will be even faster because they had it all figure out. Did not give it to them anymore because it did not keep them engaged.

This toy was really cool to see how my dog was so smart to figure out how to slide it and get the treats until he got frustrated and started biting the top pieces off to get to the treat instead of sliding it over. Like he knew how to do it but biting the top off was more fun for him I guess. Anyways, it’s made of hard cardboard and does not last long in a tough chewer house hold. Great idea and he enjoyed it while it lasted but keep in mind it’s only made of layers of cardboard like material.

I wanted a toy for my puppy to keep him interested and busy. Zeus loved this toy and moving the pieces around,however within about two days he had pulled off three of the round movable pieces and tried to eat them. Definitely a great toy if you don't have a destructive pup!

I gave this to my dog, who loves "treat toys." Sadly she destroyed it and tore it apart in the first five minutes. It was a waste of money and made of "compressed cardboard" and not wood as I thought. It was easily destroyed by my dog. I don't recommend this toy.

I have a 7 month old and she was able to chew this puzzle apart in a matter of minutes. The puzzle itself is made of a wooden/cardboard material not plastic. Luckily she didn't hurt herself as there are staples underneath the surface of the wood. Don't recommend for anyone really, unless they maybe a senior and absolutely not a chewer.

I bought this for my dog and placed it on the floor, thinking it was wooden before leaving for work. When I came home a couple hours later he had already chewed up one side of it. I figured I would get him to use it to see if he would actually figure it out and he did. Even so, a poor investment since there are other versions on the market that might be sturdier.

I bought this puzzle for my highly intelligent German shepherd and I am more than disappointed. I loaded it with treats and gave it to him. I thought away went to chew on the parts to try to uncover the hidden treats! I find that the design is not ideal for him. More over, it is not easy to clean and just sit and collects dust. I had to throw it away. I would not recommend it for a german shepherd.