Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Brick Puzzle Game Dog Toy

My dog is a two year old Mini Dachshund named Matilda. She has never done puzzle toys before so I thought I would get her a level one, but after reading reviews I decided to go up a level. When we got it I loaded it up and she figured it out in about two minutes, even the sliding things, then lost interest. I was proud of my pup for being so smart, but also frustrated because I spent money on the thing. I would recommend, if you have a Dachshund or a terrier, get the level three right off the bat. Dogs are smarter than you think they are, and they will get more time out of the toy. I am going to return this for a level three or four.

I have a large Catahoula leopard coonhound mix. I have been looking for a toy/game for him to keep him busy for longer than 3 minutes. I was a little worried about it being plastic, my dog is a super chewer. But decided to just go for it after reading some other reviews. My dog caught on very quickly but he still loves to play over and over again. Obviously with him being a chewer I don't let him play with no one around to be sure he doesn't eat the plastic. No damage to the game so far with daily playing. Definitely worth it.

I've been buying products from Chewy for over three years and recommend them every chance I get. However, this puzzle game lasted about 10 minutes before my golden chewed up one of the bones and a cover. We quickly removed the temptation. In addition, the other covers don't stay on well. She loves puzzles, and has another one that she works that is still very intact. This one, however, needs a little work to make it less "chewable."

I’ve started using this puzzle to feed one meal a day for our 6 month old vizsla, and it took meal time from about 2 seconds to 8 minutes at first, now closer to 5 minutes. I remove the toy per instructions once all of the kibble is gone. For the intent of slowing down meal time, this is incredible. Our pup knows how to beat the puzzle but he still seems to enjoy it!

My little Pomeranian, who eats too fast, loves this puzzle. She gets so excited when she sees me putting food in the puzzle. She figured out how to use it within just a couple of minutes. She loves searching for the food and once she's found it all, she checks all the hiding places again to make sure she found everything. This is one of the best purchases I have made and I highly recommend this toy.

Got this on a whim and am so happy I did! My dog is a hunter and is scent oriented. His favorite thing to do is hunt for gofers at the park or search out squirrels and other wildlife on our walks and around the property, but when there are consecutive days that I don’t have time to take him out he gets super depressed and mopey. This toy is perfect cuz it satisfies the hunting instincts and is absolutely adorable to watch him have fun looking for the treats. Only issue I’ve run into is that he’s already gotten it down and I have to up the game with some more difficult ones. But I think if I have a few to change it up with he might not find this so easy anymore.

Our 7 mo. Aussiedoodle puppy loves this game but unfortunately figured this out in <10 minutes the first time playing through it. And only progressively got faster and flipping everything open every time after. So it’s safe to say he LOVES this but because he’s just so darn smart, it doesn’t really keep him occupied as long as we were hoping, haha.

My name is Maggie. I am a three year old terrier, and I think I am pretty smart. My mom and dad bought me this toy, and I LOVE IT!! This morning I kept bugging my mom until she put some treats in it and put it on the floor for me. She snuck in some regular kibble, but I didn't care. I had so much fun flipping the box lids and moving the boxes around. She hid a treat under a bone, but I couldn't grab the bone, and I was getting frustrated so she turned the bone upside down, and I figured out how to grab it with my teeth and pull it out! And tonight I talked her into letting me play with the puzzle again. I think your four legged kid would like it too.

My dog enjoys the toy but doesn’t find it too challenging. However, he’s a Goldodoodle. Can find everything I hide (including in all the hidden compartments) in about 15 minutes his first time and now does it in about 5. Make sure you supervise because the plastic pieces are delicate and the tops can easily be pulled off the hinges.

My 10-month-old Irish terrier was able to figure out and empty the entire puzzle in less than 5 minutes on his first try. After a little practice, it takes him less than 2 minutes. It takes me longer to fill up the 20 places for treats than it does for him to retrieve them all! That said, he really enjoys it and it helps me keep him busy for at least a few minutes. He wants to be busy all the time.