Frisco Hide and Seek Plush Gingerbread House Puzzle Dog Toy

I bought this for my dogs at Christmas and it's still in decent shape, she isn't super destructive with her toys, but I'm still surprised this is still around in July. I've enjoyed filling the house will a bunch of toys for her to dig out

My pup LOVES this toy and it’s adorable watching how excited he gets when I bring it out to play with! He digs into the housing and can pull out every doll with ease. He is a small breed but still able to shred apart stuffed animals in seconds, so unfortunately I can’t have this toy kept out at all times or else he’d destroy it too fast. I wish this was more a “tough” big breed toy so it can last

This is a very cute set as puzzle toys go, but not for dogs that kill every stuffed toy in 5 seconds.The little gingerbread man has one of his legs bitten off as a design feature, it’s humorous. It is definitely not indestructible; it is meant for taking the toys in and out of the house, not for heavy chewing, tugging, indoor fetch, hide and seek around the house and certainly not to be left alone with a first class Destructo-dog like our Gracie. We don’t play tug-of-war with it, but Gracie likes it to be loaded with a little toys and then she takes them out and squeaks them.

Santa left this adorable plush puzzle for our 1-year-old Labrador puppy. It is cute and whimsical. Our puppy occasionally tries to "shred" his toys when he gets too excited with them so for now, we've been playing with the puzzle for maybe 30 minutes at a time so he doesn't destroy it. He absolutely loves watching you hide each item inside the house and he's learned to wait for us to hold the house out to him while saying, "Be gentle." He then reaches in one of the holes and looks so proud when he pulls out one of the little toys. He then gallops around the house with all 3 toys in his mouth and brings them back to start all over again. I could definitely see a power chewer shredding this toy Santa left this adorable plush puzzle for our 1-year-old Labrador puppy. It is cute and whimsical. Our puppy occasionally tries to "shred" his toys when he gets too excited with them so for now, we've been playing with the puzzle for maybe 30 minutes at a time so he doesn't destroy it. He absolutely loves watching you hide each item inside the house and he's learned to wait for us to hold the house out to him while saying, "Be gentle." He then reaches in one of the holes and looks so proud when he pulls out one of the little toys. He then gallops around the house with all 3 toys in his mouth and brings them back to start all over again. I could definitely see a power chewer shredding this toy (but then again, it's not meant for power chewers). I'm sure the average dog would get a lot of use out of this and would love (1) the squeaks and (2) the hide and seek aspect. Thank you, Santa! … more

My toy Aussie wouldn’t play with it at first. I would have to coax him to make it seem exciting. After about a week, he started playing with it himself. Then he got his head stuck in it. The first few times I was able to pull him loose, but the last time, I couldn’t get it off without hurting him, so I had to make a little slit with scissors so the hole is bigger and wouldn’t get stuck again. Other than that issue, he loves pulling all the toys out of it. Keeps him occupied for a few minutes. My dog is about 7 lbs for reference.

I ordered this because my dogs frequently receive interactive toys and love them. The small squeaker toys don't last long, but the outer toy usually does. I do usually purchase zippy paws brand and decided to order this brand as I had already purchased every Christmas theme through zippy paws and this offered a different one. I was highly dissatisfied upon first touch. I realized this was lower quality fabric and construction. My dog wrecked the outer toy before he got to the squeaker ones and overall I won't be purchasing this brand toy again

Christmas morning my puppy started playing with this toy and within a couple of minutes the toys that were inside the house fell apart. White fuzzy stuff everywhere and he didn't even get the least bit rough with them! The gingerbread man only had one leg, the candy cane had terrible stitching, the tree was cute but very flimsy. I put some small Kong stuffed animals in the house and then the house fell apart. My poor puppy who had been so excited only got to play with it for a few minutes before it all was ready for the trash. VERY Disappointed!!!! What a waste of money!

Rocky’s gingerbread house was very appealing to his much larger cousins, Finn and Rusty, so I had to keep it in his stocking until he had the house all to himself. Once he had a chance to play with it he really enjoyed it chewing on it and finding the hidden candy cane, tree, and gingerbread boy. Plus it looks so cute sitting next to his bed!

Got this for my 2 St Bernard pups for Christmas. The tree started to tear within minutes of them opening it. By December 31st, the house had been completely ripped apart. They had a blast doing it. Gingerbread man and the candy cane are still intact. I don't fault the toy. One of the pups lives to destroy. I'm pretty sure her only goal is to see how quickly she can rip new toys to shreds.

He typically would destuff plush toys (to get to the squeaker) but these are small with less fluff, so they've lasted so far. Also I feel as though the action of digging the toys out of the gingerbread house in itself is almost like destuffing, so perhaps he's getting his fix that way. He loves it! All in all recommend, just know what you're buying. If your dog typically destroys plush toys with squeakers, this likely won't last!