TRIXIE Activity Flip Board Activity Strategy Game Dog Toy

I was unsure of this toy when I ordered it, I thought maybe it would be too difficult for my dog, but she figured it out in 15 minutes, and now can clear the compartments in 5 minutes. She gets very excited when I ask her if she wants to play with the board. She enjoys it, and I love watching her use her paws and nose to open the compartments. I will look for something more challenging and keep this to give her some variety. It is well made, and easy to wash, it doesn’t slide around on a carpeted surface

My Dachshund loves her activity time. The towers were a little too hard to pick up but she keeps working at it. When I ask her if she is ready for activity time, she runs to her spot to learn and dives right into the hidden treats under each trap. She is only 13 weeks, so her legs are short but she loves this flip board. She is so proud when she solves the puzzles. I have ordered another activity board from Chewy as well to keep her mind going.

I have a curious hound and I love to see her think. I bought this as step up enrichment for her from solo toys. She figured it out in three tries so now I don't hide treats in every opening. She loves to play it and her tail wags vigorously when I take it out. I'm going to purchase more complex ones. I don't really understand complaints about loose parts: this toy is meant to be interactive between human and dog. Think of it like playing a board game with your pet- It's not solitaire. If you want a walk away toy like that, a snuffle mat would be more appropriate.

Whether this toy is right for your dog or not depends on their personality and on your expectations. For my dog, a senior who is gentle with her toys, not a tireless scavenger, and about... average... in terms of intelligence, it seemed like a flop at first. She didn't get it and wasn't going to keep working at it. With a little guidance, though, she did eventually catch on and now she breezes through it. If I were hoping for a toy that I could leave at home when I go to work that would occupy her for a long time without supervision, this would not be it. Let me know if you ever find a toy like that. But does she enjoy it? Absolutely! I love that there are three different puzzles, so she has Whether this toy is right for your dog or not depends on their personality and on your expectations. For my dog, a senior who is gentle with her toys, not a tireless scavenger, and about... average... in terms of intelligence, it seemed like a flop at first. She didn't get it and wasn't going to keep working at it. With a little guidance, though, she did eventually catch on and now she breezes through it. If I were hoping for a toy that I could leave at home when I go to work that would occupy her for a long time without supervision, this would not be it. Let me know if you ever find a toy like that. But does she enjoy it? Absolutely! I love that there are three different puzzles, so she has to figure out how to open each. It's a great bit of enrichment and it's both fun for her and fun for me to watch her mind work. … more

My puppy Atticus absolutely loves this puzzle and play. We put kibble inside of the toy before we leave and it's been great for crate-training (as long as you're kennel has the room). It has become a bit scuffed up, as he's growing more and more, but I would highly recommend this to someone who has a smart puppy that doesn't like to do things like fetch or chew on bones.

My chihuahua is far too smart for our own good and I now have three puzzles that I rotate feeding her in because eating her food in the bowl is just too boring for her, She always has so much fun searching and finding her food. The levers on this one are new to her and took her a whole 20 seconds to figure out but she definitely enjoys it and I'm a happy mom.

This is a great toy. Well made and easy to clean. My dog is very clever and figured it out first go. Although I was hoping for a bit of a challenge for him, I still use this for protein rich treats. I would recommend for a young dog, great skill training. However, if a chewer remove the pegs. I am now on the hunt for more of a challenge for my clever boy.

My dog had a great time with this puzzle, until it became predictable for her (within a day or two). I love being able to put some of her kibble in here to slow down her eating, but I’m wondering what other puzzles I can give her that challenge her after this! It’s a very sturdy product. Perhaps I’d suggest to the manufacturers to design one that has larger compartments for the food, and also to make these slow-feeder compartments - I’d love to be able to feed my pup with a puzzle that takes her a while to get through!

The first time, it took my puppy about 5 minutes each to solve the puzzles. Now she's much quicker at the sliders, but the rest are still a challenge. If you don't put it down all the time, it will stay engaging for longer.

I thought this would help with my dogs mental development, but I guess she was more advanced than I thought. it didn't take her more than a couple of minutes to figure it out and now about 15 to get her treats! She packed off the to upright pieces when I turned my head, and we found one! LOL I would recommend this for puppies who need to work on hunting skills. I will probably end up gifting it to an animal shelter for them to work with the dogs there.