Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Twister Puzzle Game Dog Toy
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Who says learning can't be fun? With the Dog Twister Plastic Interactive Dog Toy, you can stimulate your pup's brain and have a blast at the same time! This unique toy is a challenging and fun game for you and your active dog. He has to look for treats by moving one block after another in different circles. Increase the degree of difficulty by locking the blocks with bone-shaped pegs, which are placed in the hollows all around the up-side of the game. He has to learn to unplug the blocks by lifting the pegs one by one in order to be able to move the blocks and then find the treats. He'll love the reward of a job well done, and you'll love watching him put on his doggy thinking cap!
Key Benefits- Great for dogs looking for a challenge when it comes to treat-dispensing dog games and toys.
- Combines both challenging mental stimulation and independent play to maximize your dog’s playtime.
- Treat compartments on this dog game can hold your dog’s dry kibble to make mealtime more exciting!
- Enhances your relationship with your dog with this fun, interactive game.
- Easy to clean: simply remove all treats/kibble and handwash with warm soapy water.
Every dog plays differently and, since not all toys are created equal, it’s always best to keep a close watch on your pup in case things get ruff. Supervised play will help toys last longer and most importantly keep your pal safe. No dog toy is truly indestructible, so always remove the toy from playtime if pieces begin to break off.
Caution: Do not let the dog chew or bite the toy, only play with it together with your dog, do not leave the dog unattended, the dog must not play with or chew the blocks. Put away when the game is over. Designed for dogs, it is not a toy for a child.
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Item Number148598
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Dimensions11.75 x 1.75 x 11.75 inches
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Weight1.25 pounds
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BrandOutward Hound
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LifestageAdult
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Toy FeatureTraining
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MaterialPolypropylene
HOW TO PLAY: Pull handles out to unlocked position to slide paw panels. Place treats or kibble in compartments. Line up sliding paw panels and lock them in place by pushing handles in. Let the games begin! Place game on floor and encourage your pet to seek treats. Dogs are smarter than you think. Sometimes we just need to teach them! Leave handles in the unlocked position and offset paw panels so your dog can smell and access treats easier.
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 Dog Twister, simply remove all treats/kibble and hand wash with warm soapy water, rinse clean and dry. Fill again for more fun!
30-Day Limited Warranty.
Customer Reviews
84% Recommend
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Good beginner puzzle
By Logan on Sep 21, 2020
I got this puzzle feeder and the Dog Casino for my 5 month old pit mix. She's played with Kong toys before but this was her first experience with a puzzle like this. I'm very happy with the quality of the puzzle, as it seems very sturdy and well-made. It was challenging for her without being frustrating, and it kept her busy and calm for a few minutes. I like how you can adjust the difficulty, so when she gets bored I can start using the locking mechanic. I wouldn't leave this sitting around if she were a big chewer, though. She found this puzzle a lot easier than the Dog Casino, which she still hasn't figured out yet. I'm glad I got both so I can give her some variety.
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Puppy Loves It - it doesn’t love puppy
By Momofsdg on Sep 5, 2020
My 5mo old German Shepherd/Great Pyr mix loves this toy. It keeps his mind and body busy, he easily caught on to both levels of difficulty, then realized how he could rip out the pins in such a way they can never again be put back into the puzzle. It lasted almost two full months I think. That said, my puppy is a BEAST - he is 60 pounds, tall, strong, a true working dog. He can pull like my Newf. He also has the spirit and energy of Tigger. The two months were worth the investment but I won’t replace it w/another only b/c I don’t want to create even more landfill. We’ll stick to nose-work and higher energy pursuits. Lord help me.
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Stimulation
By Kristen on Sep 8, 2020
My dog needs difficult puzzles or she is finished too quickly. This takes time. I haven't added the locks yet because she has had trouble with those on another puzzle. This one was enough of a challenge though still plan to go further later. It's fun to watch her reason this one through.
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Not for all dogs
By Dogdogdog on Aug 24, 2020
My dog didn't understand the pull feature and just scraped the top blue parts. This meant she would accidentally re-lock the white pull tabs when knocking it around, It broke after a few attempts at entertaining her. She's done a few other puzzles, but this was not for my pup. Perhaps yours will be more entertained?
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Sturdy learning toy
By CMKing on Aug 10, 2020 Top 500 Contributor
This is definitely a learning toy. So far Callie loves it. I use her dry dog food as "treats" and she likes that. Pulling out the white "locks" is still troubling but she really works at it. I believe she will have learned how pretty soon. It does wear her out and works her brain.
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Easyish. My collie figured it out.
By Sadie on Sep 18, 2020
My 1 year old border collie sort of likes it. He figured it out but I wish it came with a booklet of various combinations to try to keep him interested.
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Makes her think
By Gabbysmom on Aug 28, 2020
She loves to move the doors around to get the treats. The option to lock doors is good.....occupies her for a while....then we unlock it.
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He’s still learning
By Jerseygngr on May 10, 2020
I have a 4yr old adopted APBT who has separation anxiety so I bought several toys and puzzles to try to occupy his mind while I’m at work. At first he had no interest in trying try to figure this puzzle out but when I reintroduced it and put good smelling treats in every other slot.... well game on!! He uses nose,Tongue and paw to slide the drawers and get his snacks. He hasn’t figured out the white locks yet but that will be to come. It keeps him occupied for awhile. I highly recommend it to keep your intellectual and or easily bored dogs busy.
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She tore it apart rather than solving it.
By Lilly on Jul 29, 2020
My Weimy tore the lids and handles off rather than solving this one. Picking it up and throwing it around the room. She thinks that it is great fun. MIC POS
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Great concept. For some.
By Lindy on Jun 1, 2020
Great concept. Unless your dog is a major chewer. Apparently our new little guy is. The toy was immediately engaging for both out dogs. The mulutiple challenges occupied them for a good half hour at a time. But, bottom line, it was destroyed by a 40 pound terrier mix within 72 hours.
