TRIXIE Activity Poker Box Activity Strategy Game Dog Toy, Level 2

We went straight to level 2 since Riza has decided she wanted to be an engineer when she grows up (tongue in cheek, but she is very smart). She’s also 80 pounds at 9 months old, so we were a little worried she would be too big for these toys, but with supervised play I feel comfortable with this game. After we showed her just one time, she can now solve all four boxes in only a minute or two, and will also put the lids back (she doesn’t put the drawer back in). Our other dog, who isn’t nearly as intuitive, has also figured out two of the boxes so far. He seems interested in figuring out all four, so we’re hoping to give him more time without Riza “helping”. We’re also feeling comfortable with We went straight to level 2 since Riza has decided she wanted to be an engineer when she grows up (tongue in cheek, but she is very smart). She’s also 80 pounds at 9 months old, so we were a little worried she would be too big for these toys, but with supervised play I feel comfortable with this game. After we showed her just one time, she can now solve all four boxes in only a minute or two, and will also put the lids back (she doesn’t put the drawer back in). Our other dog, who isn’t nearly as intuitive, has also figured out two of the boxes so far. He seems interested in figuring out all four, so we’re hoping to give him more time without Riza “helping”. We’re also feeling comfortable with picking up the level 1 and 3 now, even with the smaller removable pieces, now that we have a better idea what to expect from these puzzles & how our dogs interact with them … more

We have a rescue dog who’s roughly 5-6 years old and has bad hips, so we need things to challenge with less running. This activity box is perfect! We fill it with her fav treats. The only one she hasn’t figured out yet is the lift lid. She’ll get it! Great sturdy toy! She loves to carry the lid with the round ball.

My puppy got this immediately, no matter how I put the activity, he took the treats from each compartment as steadily as ever. I thought that because it’s too easy for him I could put it up for future puppies but strings have already detached from the drawers after just a few times of use and now I’m more upset about buying it. I think it would be a great activity foe a dog that is at that challenge level but overall quality of the parts- I don’t think it is that great.

Bought this for my dog’s first puzzle. Went for a Level 2 because he’s pretty inquisitive and gets into mischief easily! The puzzle is well-made and easy to set up. At first attempt, my dog was able to figure it out and get the treats rather quickly. It was interesting to watch him “think” about how to open drawers and pull cords. We did it again a few days later and same results. You can change the boxes around to make it more difficult. I’d say my pup is ready for a higher challenge. Even so, I would def recommend this puzzle as every dog is different - just was easy for my trouble maker.

Our 25 lb 6 month old puppy destroyed this in 5 minutes. The plastic seemed pretty sturdy upon first inspection, although I knew the flimsy drawer pull string wouldn't put up a good fight. He removed both string pulls in a minute or two. I went to throw them away and when I came back about 5 minutes later, he had chewed two corner pieces off of one of the box lids. Could be a good toy for a gentle older dog, but not for even moderate chewers.

I have an inconveniently smart great pyrenees who loves these boxes! they distract her and engage her brain, and when she figures out one combination i can switch them up. definitely recommend this toy.

This is great for my dogs. My German shepherd pup has fun with the whole thing. My Shiba just doesn't get the two boxes with the strings, but she'll happily do the other two boxes over and over and over again.

My dogs got it within the first ten minutes. However, they LOVE pulling the drawers. I have a three year old and a six month old dachshund and they figured it out pretty easily. The quality and sturdiness are amazing though. It can handle a teething puppy! It’s a fun quick game for them. I am looking for something more difficult though

I mean really quick like In under three minutes sigh!!! But I have a border collie and he is very smart so might be great for some pups! Probably wouldn’t call a level 2 though!

My 8 month old puppy was able to easily solve the puzzles and then in less than 5 minutes was able to chew off and eat the corner of one box. Not worth the money. Chewy refunded the amount I paid.