Customer Reviews

I have another puzzle that I got a few years ago. I only have 1 dog who has figured it out. This one they all love.

The idea is great, but it's just not sturdy enough for my 11 month old. My puppy ripped through every lift, slide and whatever else that toy offered in less than 10 minutes. The plastic lids aren't very tough, so while she was trying to slide the boxes using the lid they either pop off or bend in her mouth.

My doggy can’t have stuffed toys anymore after a long stay at the ER, so I’ve been looking for more things to keep him engaged. He picked this up pretty quickly, but I haven’t used it with the white parts yet only because of his aggressive play nature. It is definitively “delicate” if you have a pup who is rough with toys - he thought there were more treats in there, so he picked it up by one of the doors and it came off the hinge. But again, my dog is very very rough

Ned loves munching his treats and kibble out of this thing. I don't know that it really slows down the eating process, but he seems to like it enough.

Our mini-schnauzer Max lost his older brother and playmate a few months ago and I had a feeling he was getting bored while I'm working all day - and turns out he was! Max loves playing this puzzle and it's easy to modify to start out easier and then get harder once they get the hang of it. He seems much happier and less restless and not searching for paper towels and tissues to tear up. I break soft treats into small pieces so he doesn't get too full and we do it once or twice a day. He loves it.

This was my 10 week labradoodles first puzzle. I did have to add a little handle to the bone.. other than that he loved it!!! So much so, he now gets bored eating out of a bowl, and doesn’t finish his meal, unless I make him work for it.

I love the idea of these puzzles and they do keep our puppies interest for maybe 10 minutes, but once she has found all the treats, she begins intensively chewing on the toy and it is not made of durable material. Half of the puzzle was ruined after the first use. Disappointed.

First puzzle we have ordered for our dogs. They love it! This one is challenging but after a few times they figured it out. Our corgi can be naughty and likes to run off with the white bones pieces. That is the only complaint - that those pieces detach and can be destroyed if you aren't watching.

My dog just started chewing up the plastic immediately. The next day she threw up all the tiny pieces she ate. Not really a challenging game for a dog that can just chew on the plastic for fun.

My girls took a little bit to understand this and I had to stop myself from being a helicopter mom and "helping" them figure it out. My complaint is the lids on the compartments come off pretty easily so will eventually be chewed up and disappear.