Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Twister Puzzle Game Dog Toy

This is a tough puzzle. My dog became frustrated and forced the triangle plates up with his mouth. I pulled all the releases out to make it easier for him and that helped. After he for the treats out, he started chewing the plates. Now he doesn’t even try and figure it out, he bites the plates until they pop out of the track. This might be a great toy for a smart dog, not the best one for my guy.

My dog alternately seems like a complete genius and completely devoid of anything resembling rational thought. He's loves these puzzle games and this one specifically is giving him a bit more challenge than usual. He's solved level 1 puzzles within minutes of introduction, repeating the action on subsequent attempts even faster. His level 2 puzzle didn't take long to figure out to the point of him being able to empty it faster than I could fill it. This one, even with the locks disengaged, has taken him longer to figure out on his first two attempts than any previous puzzle has. I'm looking forward to seeing how long this will keep his interest.

I paid $24.99 for this toy before it was on sale, and it was worth every penny! My Miniature Goldendoodle puppy loves it! He had difficulty with the locks at first also (small paws mean small nails), but I tied paracord to the locks. He is getting quicker with solving it each time he uses it. I ordered a level one (easy) puzzle first, and my dog spent less than a minute solving it. This puzzle was much more challenging! Great rainy day too.

This puzzle is thoroughly entertaining. I, on the other hand, have no clue how to teach her the correct way to use this? However, if solving the puzzle is simply getting the treats, then she wins. However, her way of winning is chaos and mass destruction. She pulls the teal pieces up with her mouth or picks the whole board up and tosses it—mad points for creativity. I’m not mad. I’m usually laughing pretty hard. I don’t think we’re at a point where we could teach this correctly. It’s funny. Level two was so easy for her. And three is impossible.

My puppy liked it and took her a few tries to figure it out which was good. I wish the developer could make one game with different levels of difficulty so the puppies can continue to learn with just the one toy instead of having to buy you after toy.

Either my dogs not the brightest bulb in the bunch or this toy works exactly what it needs to but it keeps my 4 year old pit Bull mix very occupied. If I lock all the white handles it takes him a bit of time to work through it. I switch up what I put in there to keep them stimulated too, sometimes I use kibble, sometimes I use treats

This interactive toy lasted about 10 minutes with one of our shelter dogs. She found all the hidden kibble, then proceeded to chew off the white “pedals”. She needs a more indestructible toy.

This twister puzzle toy is quite difficult-but in a good way. My dog seems to enjoy the previous two I’ve purchased and this one,too-but she really has to work at this one. I enjoy watching her think!! It’s definitely not a beginner level.

Great idea but not good for dogs that are chewers My 6 month old German Shepherd puppy chewed off one of the white keys before I knew it. Thank goodness I was with her when she broke it off and got it in her mouth.

The slots on the top are hard to move, in fact EVERYTHING was difficult for me to maneuver and it frustrated the heck out of my otherwise very intelligent Beagle. I do not recommend this item at all.