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

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 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

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.

The idea of this toy is good. However, it is not made out of durable material, and after only a few days is kind of coming apart due to the puppy slobbering while playing with it. It reminds me of wet cardboard.

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.

This works great! My beagle-mix has quickly leaned how to sniff and open to get the treat. We started with my sliding the tabs just a bit and now she does not need me to lead her. The treats need to be very flat- a piece of kibble, or the smallest "training" size treat works fine.

My dogs love it but within 3 minutes they started chewing the actual product and had done damage to the product itself. I don't see it lasting more than a day or so if they are determined. Also it is really not challenging for my pups.

Great beginner's puzzle for my dogs. Just a little harder to clean than the lastest puzzle we bought. We put training treats in this. Dogs finish the puzzle quick- in a minute or two- but I like to bring this out to shake up their day.

My 4 month toy Aussie loves finding treats and like any puppy she digs and chews to get to them. However the material is sort of like pressboard and it is coming apart after 3 uses. I also had to sand down some very rough edges before using. It isn't standing up to my little sassy pants it definitely won't with a larger breed.

My Norwich Terrier hates it when I leave, so I like to distract him with this when I walk out the door. Unfortunately, he’ll have already solved it if I dawdle with keys. I wish it was harder, but he loves it