Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Smart Composite Puzzle Game Dog Toy

My 7-month old Corgi puppy figured this out in about a minute and was bored with it after that. He played with it as there was food in it - Corgis are super food-driven, but it was way too easy. If the pegs were harder to get out, he might have still worked with it, but he would just knock them over with his paw and eat the treat if there was one there. The other part that he really liked was pulling the rubber feet out of the bottom and chewing on them. They came out much too easily and were the size of his treats, so he just chewed them up. I ended up returning this item. Of course Chewy was super understanding and customer-driven and processed a return right away.

The product seems to be of decent quality. It only kept our dog entertained for about a minute since she figured out how to move the pegs and get the treats immediately. Depending on your breed, you may want to skip straight to a level 2 or level 3 game.

This is advertised as level one, but oh golly my dog has a hard time figuring it. It is definitely a steep learning curve for some dogs, but if you're willing to be patient with your dog I am sure it will work out. As for the quality, it's well made and you can feel it. Overall, it's an okay addition to my dog's collection and I'll continue working with him to figure it out! If you'd like to try it, I'd suggest you do!

Our dog liked this game. It's sturdy and fun for the dogs to find the treats under the pegs. It's fun to watch your dog figure it out, too.

my dog figured this our super quick but he is a small dog so it takes him a bit to get it off but he loves it

Easy puzzle, but my dog still enjoys finding her treats. I’ll be ordering some of the advanced ones soon. Quality is good also.

I have a cairn terrier and at first she didn’t know what to do with it but it took her about 5 minutes and she figured it out. She loves it. I love it to. Very durable and it keep her entertained for at least 20 mins. I would recommend it.

When my pup was 8 weeks old she couldn't figure out that she had to get her mouth on top of the dowel like parts and move them upward. She was 10 weeks when the treats under the dowels were more interesting than crashing the dowels all over the hardwood floors. She lives it but I have to fill it out of sight or she gets the dowels off before l can cover the treats. Good durable toy.

I can see this being a fun toy, but my little pooch could not get them out. Not designed for smaller dogs.

This puzzle did not captivate my Corgi puppy as advertised. She lost interest immediately. Usually she loves puzzles. It’s a bunch of small messy parts that look like cardboard. Disappointed.