Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Twister Puzzle Game Dog Toy

About this toy. I bought it to keep my staffy/ Dally entertained while I was at work and he was in his kennel. my daughter's collie had this toy figured out in less than 3 minutes ( first time ever having any puzzle )she managed to get the white nubs first go around the other dogs took a little bit more time but I'll manage to figure it out pretty quickly it was really enjoyable but quickly destroyed, as large dogs have large teeth and they destroyed the the white nub locks completely. could be made out of better material if it's recommended for larger breed dogs Greet for small dogs I'm sure

When the white side handles are locked in, my 30lb dog can't be bothered with unlocking them to get to the treats in the toy. Because the blue sliding panels on top aren't designed quite right to be completely and securely locked if it gets turned over, my dog gets his treats by flipping the whole toy upside down a few times with brute force. Then sometimes a blue panel or two comes apart from the toy (but it's easy to put it back in place). Still quite entertaining to watch, but my dog makes short work of this puzzle that was intended to make him take the time to solve methodically.

Our son gave this to our 10 year old LabraDoodle.. and he hasn't stopped playing. He figured it out the first session and has demanded to play every day. He is acting younger.. and more playful. With COVID it is hard to get out and visit the places we used to go to.. this great Puzzle gives him something to do that is fun and active. I think we will add a third puzzle to the mix. They can chew it.. so keep an eye out if you have a chewer.

I have a 20lbs dog & 50lbs dog, and they enjoy this. They are used to puzzle feeders, so a new one never takes them long to figure out. I do like the added level of difficulty in which you can "lock" compartments. You pull out the white tabs to allow the sliding pieces to move freely. Push in a white tab (or several) to lock a section and the dog needs to unlock it by pulling out the white tab. The 2nd day, my larger dog ended up locking several sections by accident, was frustrated and proceeded to jump on the toy with both front feet. I was pleasantly surprised that he did not break it. He eventually figured out his error and got his treat. I like that this is plastic and easy to clean I have a 20lbs dog & 50lbs dog, and they enjoy this. They are used to puzzle feeders, so a new one never takes them long to figure out. I do like the added level of difficulty in which you can "lock" compartments. You pull out the white tabs to allow the sliding pieces to move freely. Push in a white tab (or several) to lock a section and the dog needs to unlock it by pulling out the white tab. The 2nd day, my larger dog ended up locking several sections by accident, was frustrated and proceeded to jump on the toy with both front feet. I was pleasantly surprised that he did not break it. He eventually figured out his error and got his treat. I like that this is plastic and easy to clean. I have a couple of wood ones, not easy to clean. My little dog has figured out a way to cheat, does not unlock a section, but still manages to get her treat. Little sneak.. … more

I like this puzzle for my dog that I need to be distracted for awhile. I do have to use the "Paw off" command a little at the beginning. They are very strong with them and can break it. I say with them for the first week. Plus started at the lowest level. All tabs pulled out. They got the hang of it quickly and love their find games. I have several that I switch around each day.

My 12 year old dog has little interest in toys. She does like to clean and love up fluffy squeeky toys, but on a limited basis. This puzzle has kept her interest for several weeks now. She still on the easier level - can't figure out the harder level, but she keeps going back to try to figure it out. Well worth the money!

I do not recommend this game. My 6 month old labradoodle can’t figure out how to open the drawer, even when I put a small rope pull on each drawer. He’s a smart dog, but this game frustrates him. He did a level 2 game too easily, it did not keep him occupied, so I thought he would do great at level 3, but this game is not very moveable for dog paws.

I have another puzzle by this company and it is great; however, this is not as well made. It may be okay as a "slow eater" tool but otherwise wouldn't recommend it. When locked too tight for my little dogs to unlock. When unlocked the food is just eaten. I love the idea of puzzles, recommend puzzles and I wanted another one, but this one was not the best.

I purchased this puzzle because it was rated as being harder than the last one I purchased, but it actually seems to be easier for my pup. You do have the option to lock some slots to make it more “difficult”, but it just gets him frustrated because he knows where the yummies are.

All of these puzzle toys until now my Aussie has even able to figure out in minutes until I found this one! It took her a good hour to get all the treats out and that doesn't count the breaks I gave her because she was getting frustrated! Overall very impressed with this one