Starmark Treat Dispensing Bob-a-Lot Dog Toy

Once my dog figured out how to get the kibble out (it didn’t take long at all), she looks forward to her time every morning to play and get some treats. I put in just a bit of her kibble, I don’t want her getting fat, and she loves to knock around this toy and get rewarded for her hard work. Sophie is a beagle and not a chewer so the hard plastic that is used for this toy will last forever.

Out golden doodle is a smart girl. She likes toys that have a crazy roll or bounce to them, so this toy seemed like something she would love. She doesn't know what to do with it, even though she knows treats come out of it. She pawed at it a few times and laid down by it, but then lost interest quickly. I think it's too heavy. We'll try it again, but we're not expecting much

We have several treat dispenser's; one a roll a ball and one is a the Kong dispenser. This is the best and we feed our puppy 2 meals a day out of it. It is easy to get the food in to, and easy to regulate the rate the puppy size food comes out. It takes our Lab puppy about 45 minutes to eat 1 cup of food which rolls out. It is heavy and well made. Gives the puppy exercise and also slows down the rate that she "gulps" her food.

I have several pet food bowls that make my boy think & maneuver to get his grub. This is lots of fun for him. I love watching him use his little brain and paw at the toy in different ways. What's great too is he doesn't finish his food, I just close the little door at the base & later refill with some fresh and there is no waste. Good puppy entertainment for him and me!

My girl absolutely loves playing with this toy. She has had it for over a year and still one of her favorite play times... The only thing is the damage it can cause - you may want to consider this an outdoor toy!!! I did not notice at first but after she had a session with her Bob-a-Lot toy I noticed all the dents and dings in the new stainless steel refrigerator.

My dog is obsessed with this toy. I bought it mostly for the treat giving capacity. However...The string and the pulling and swinging is what he loves. You should include extra strings!! I put shoe lace with a bunch of knots on after the initial string was shredded! He will spend a full 1/2 hour with it until he is exhausted!

This Treat Dispensing Bob-a-Lot Dog Toy is wonderful. My dog eats his food fast but when I put his kibble in this dispenser he has to work for it. It is game and he get excercise plus his food. He has to think on how to make the food fall out. Excellent construction of the toy/ dispenser. Very happy. CHEWY ROCKS ! ! !

My 40 lb, 4 yr old pup has figured out how to pick this toy up and throw it down on the hardwoods and tile floors when it’s empty. He also figured out how to slide the opening to get his treats/food out faster. I wouldn’t recommend it for other chewers like him... But maybe for smaller, less aggressive treat lovers.

Ember (dog) paws, chases, and noses this toy all over the living room---she gets her lunch in it everyday now....and both her And her BFF (Tilly), partake of it's rewards.!! It takes awhile (10-15 mins), and sometimes it makes her hot and panting! She LOVES This Thing!!!!!!!!! Very well made, and good size holes for food. She leaves it alone when empty....... I've taught her, "Don't Chew It." -- so she doesn't Try to chew the top or anything...well worth the price!!

We have a 90 pound, 7 year old doberman. He doesn't play--doesn't chase a ball, doesn't chase a stick. Doesn't wrestle with his teenaged, human brothers. Doesn't like when we hide and try to play hide and go seek with him (it scares him and hurts his feelings). He is a snuggler who likes to be right in the middle of everything we do. Folding laundry on the floor is impossible because he lays on it. Playing board games on the floor is a joke; he will push and force until he lays right down on the middle of the free parking money. But he immediately GOT IT with this toy. He bops it around and gets in a play stance (head down, backside up). He smacks it around and eats the snacks that fall out. We have a 90 pound, 7 year old doberman. He doesn't play--doesn't chase a ball, doesn't chase a stick. Doesn't wrestle with his teenaged, human brothers. Doesn't like when we hide and try to play hide and go seek with him (it scares him and hurts his feelings). He is a snuggler who likes to be right in the middle of everything we do. Folding laundry on the floor is impossible because he lays on it. Playing board games on the floor is a joke; he will push and force until he lays right down on the middle of the free parking money. But he immediately GOT IT with this toy. He bops it around and gets in a play stance (head down, backside up). He smacks it around and eats the snacks that fall out. He will often go for his "Bob" and play with it, even though its filled with just his regular food, the same stuff that is easily available in his bowl. Easy to fill, feels really sturdy, has a smart adjustable opening to make it easier or harder for the dog to get his goodies. This was a big win for our family. … more