Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Hide N' Slide Puzzle Game Dog Toy, Large
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- Provides mental stimulation to help keep your dog's mind alert.
- Level of difficulty 2 and 3, for the more advanced treat hunters.
- Hide the treats and watch your pup paw and nose them to reveal their prize.
- Enhances your relationship with your dog by rewarding him with treats he loves.
- Change the difficulty by using the white plastic blocks placed over the treats or just sliding the brown discs.
Instructions
How to Play: Place treats or kibble in compartments of base and sliding blocks. Cover middle compartments with the bones. The more covered compartments, the harder the puzzle will be! Let the games begin! Show your dog how the game works and encourage them to find the treats. Dogs are smarter than you think. Sometimes we just need to teach them! Leave some of the bones out and flip open the blocks to gain your dog´s interest.
Frozen Puzzle: Mix some canned/wet dog food or raw food with water, pour some of the mixture in the hollows, or place a small piece of sausage or a tasty treat in each of the hollows, pour a little water, put the game in the freezer and let it set. Perfect for energetic dogs, hot weather, or just extended fun.
Easy to Clean: To wash your dog’s DogBrick, simply remove all treats/kibble and hand wash with warm soapy water, rinse clean and dry. Fill again for more fun!

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144 Customer Reviews
Works well for treat time
This Hide N’ Slide puzzle is a nice way to add some mental stimulation to my dogs’ routine. I use it with treats or kibble, and it keeps them occupied for a while
This Hide N’ Slide puzzle is a nice way to add some mental stimulation to my dogs’ routine. I use it with treats or kibble, and it keeps them occupied for a while without being too difficult or frustrating. The size works well for larger dogs, and the toy feels sturdy and easy to clean. It’s a good option if you’re looking to add some enrichment beyond standard toys.
Good puzzle for my lab!
It’s a great puzzle to keep my lab stimulated during these cold winter months. The base holes fit his kibble, the smaller round holes don’t quite fit his kibbles,
It’s a great puzzle to keep my lab stimulated during these cold winter months. The base holes fit his kibble, the smaller round holes don’t quite fit his kibbles, so I am considering either splitting his kibbles or finding smaller treats to put in those holes for extra mental stimulation for him. It takes a while to dry after cleaning, I had to keep moving the parts around so it dried evenly. But overall, a great first puzzle for my dog!
Great new challenge with room to grow
Nice weight and staying while my dog pushed and explored the treat hiding places. There’s several ways to set it up, from easy to challenging. When he started
Nice weight and staying while my dog pushed and explored the treat hiding places. There’s several ways to set it up, from easy to challenging. When he started to mouth/chew the knobs I just said no and he would use his nose only. You do have to supervise as I think most dogs who are chewers would start chewing on it once the treats are all discovered. Very satisfied with this toy and would recommend to others.
Good idea, gave me a baseline
I had never bought a puzzle toy for a dog before. This has levers or covers. The dog has to either nudge the flat cover off the treat hole or slide the round lever
I had never bought a puzzle toy for a dog before. This has levers or covers. The dog has to either nudge the flat cover off the treat hole or slide the round lever over to expose the treat. I started with the treat covers. The treats were dried beef liver pieces. It took him 3 minutes. Same with the sliding levers. He enjoyed it, but it was a quick challenge. They say golden retrievers are in the top 5 of intelligent dogs. Guess I'm going to have to get a tougher puzzle
I bought both large and medium
My puppy loves these puzzles. It doesn't matter if it's easy or not. I still fill these puzzles with treats for him to play with. Nina ottoson puzzles are very well
My puppy loves these puzzles. It doesn't matter if it's easy or not. I still fill these puzzles with treats for him to play with. Nina ottoson puzzles are very well made. My Caucasian Shepherd hasn't destroyed it. He tries to take care of his toys.
Not recommended for larger, impatient dogs.
She managed to break off 2 of the flaps the first try. After further demonstration she is doing well with it, the mistake was mine. I should have demonstrated
She managed to break off 2 of the flaps the first try. After further demonstration she is doing well with it, the mistake was mine. I should have demonstrated it but she had enough similar puzzles I didn’t think there’d be a problem. Oops.
They enjoy it
Both dogs like this puzzle toy and they both go about it differently. Parkour uses her paws to muscle through and Lilah uses her snout. They actually don’t bark
Both dogs like this puzzle toy and they both go about it differently. Parkour uses her paws to muscle through and Lilah uses her snout. They actually don’t bark while I fill it before meals it’s like they know it’s worth the wait
My girls love it!
Both of my Boston Terriers are obsessed with this puzzle. At first, I thought it was too easy because they figured it out in under a minute or two, but I tweaked
Both of my Boston Terriers are obsessed with this puzzle. At first, I thought it was too easy because they figured it out in under a minute or two, but I tweaked it to make it more difficult per the instructions. I’d place this at a 2 or 3 difficulty level depending on the dog. What I like is that my dogs are able to get mental enrichment, especially going into the winter months when they’re not outside as much. I’ll be buying another in a level 4 to 5 next.
Fun, but pretty easy for my dog
My dog has fun with this, but he gets the treats out in just a few minutes, so it's not a very long-lasting diversion. I like that all of the pieces are attached,
My dog has fun with this, but he gets the treats out in just a few minutes, so it's not a very long-lasting diversion. I like that all of the pieces are attached, unlike other puzzles with removable parts that I end up having to chase him around to retrieve.
cute but too easy for my Corgi
It took no time for my Corgi to find all the treats, so the next step was to destroy the toy. I'll stick with chew toys from now on.
It took no time for my Corgi to find all the treats, so the next step was to destroy the toy. I'll stick with chew toys from now on.

