Planet Dog Orbee-Tuff Mazee Puzzle Dog Toy

I got my dogs one each. The dog I thought it might be best for, as something to do, prefers to guard it and attempts to try and chew it to get the food out. Our other dog uses it as he should and has great fun. He loves it. They get half of their dinner in them. We are going to have to stop using it with the dog we originally intended it for because she misses the point and is becoming aggressive in guarding it, which is a first for her.

Our wildchild puppy (Australian cattle dog/ Australian Shepherd) has a bucket of toys, and plays with all of them. But, I was about ready to lose my sanity one day, and was desperate for something to keep her busy so I could get some work done. Normally, I look for toys on sale/ clearance, and I hesitated b/c this was so expensive. But, it's the best I ever spent, and I have told all my friends about it. You can put treats in the maze and that can keep her busy for over an hour, but she also loves to play w/ it. It's bigger than it looks in the picture (how often can you say that?), and it's super rubbery, so she can chew on it, but it still fits in her mouth and she can carry it around Our wildchild puppy (Australian cattle dog/ Australian Shepherd) has a bucket of toys, and plays with all of them. But, I was about ready to lose my sanity one day, and was desperate for something to keep her busy so I could get some work done. Normally, I look for toys on sale/ clearance, and I hesitated b/c this was so expensive. But, it's the best I ever spent, and I have told all my friends about it. You can put treats in the maze and that can keep her busy for over an hour, but she also loves to play w/ it. It's bigger than it looks in the picture (how often can you say that?), and it's super rubbery, so she can chew on it, but it still fits in her mouth and she can carry it around or play w/ it as a soccer ball. It is by FAR her very favorite toy, and mine too! It is worth the money, and so glad it's made in America b/c those are the only toys I buy. The only thing is I that could improve this toy would be a magnet or remote control b/c it keeps going under my futon (but most people prob. don't have couches it can roll under). This ball wears her out. Please continue making them. … more

My 9-month old pup uses this toy daily. We put broken milkbones in it & he kicks it around the house while I cook dinner, practically every single day (we've had it for about 2 months). When it's empty he picks it up by sticking his jaw in the hole and brings it over for a refill. It's definitely not as pretty as the picture anymore but I'm amazed at how well it has held up to his rough treatment.

This is a great toy for my 8 month old GSD. So far she has been able to destroy everything but her kong. This toy had lasted a month so far and she still loves it. I am able to put a variety of treats in different shapes and sizes and it keeps her engaged. She plays with it a lot even when the treats are gone. I would definitely buy again!!

The treats are easy to get out, a lot easier than other puzzle toys that I have. But my dog loves chasing this ball around. He's a yorkie so maybe he's not used to having such a big ball to play with.

My dog is obsessed with this toy even when there is no food in it! It does get really nasty and dirty because the silicone ball picks up every bit of dust and dirt and hair on the floor, especially if it rolls under the couch. I thought it would be too big to roll under there but it’s the exact height. It’s such a great toy so I don’t mind rinsing it off frequently. I don’t think she would like it as much if it was a different material because it’s squishy. It can’t be cleaned on the inside really so stick to small, hard biscuit type treats.

I want to start by saying this is not a toy for chewers, if you think your dog will chew this, it's not the right feeding toy. The outer ball is thin and you can actually move the inner maze by squeezing and manipulating the outer ball which is what makes it inappropriate for chewers. On the other hand if your dog likes to bat it around with their nose or wants a challenge getting food this is perfect. It rides the line of being simple enough to engage them while not dispensing all the food you put in it the moment the dog nudges it. Overall a great buy for it's purpose I just think it would be better if it was sturdier.

She loved chasing after this and finding all the treats that spill out. I think we will use with her food for breakfast or dinner and see what she thinks of that!!!

It is so fun for our 60lbs shepherd mix. The exterior is very soft and flexible (I think to make inserting treats easier) which makes it less durable for any chewing; so it has to be taken away as soon as the treat is out.

By the time the dog had unwrapped this Christmas gift, all of the treats were in the box instead of in the ball. After stuffing the treats back in for the dog to play, they quickly and easily slid out with little play time. The dog seemed confused and disappointed. There is no doubt that the accidentally-ordered vegan treats increased the confusion and disappointment. Dog had zero interest in eating the so-called "treats." Interest time for this to toy: half a minute tops.