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

I bought this because my dog gets bored a lot lately, with the temps being 115, playing outside isn't an option most of the day, so I bought this to try to keep my 6 yr old Husky busy. The first time we gave it to her it took her maybe 5 minutes to figure out, which is surprising to me, because I thought it would entertain her longer. With that being said, we have used it multiple times when she is showing signs of "being bored". Even though she figures it out in 2 or 3 minutes, the thinking she puts into it seems to wear her out, and she seems satisfied after she does her puzzle. I just ordered the other one like this so we can switch it up for her. I would definitely recommend.

Durable enough to withstand two supervised border collies (1 year old and 4 month old) and their different methods of solving the puzzle. One pup remembers her tactics and expertly uses her nose or front teeth to nudge or lift or pull; the other uses relative brute force. Regardless, the puzzle is holding up. I wouldn’t leave them with it unsupervised as they are both mildly aggressive chewers, nor do I leave it out long after they’ve completed it. We’re so happy with the puzzle that I’ve ordered two others in the Trixie line!

My Aussie pup just has to much energy! We started him off with the Trixie level one game, he figured that out in about 1 minute. So we decided to get him the poker box, although he figured it out rather quickly he loves it. It is sturdy, cleans easily. After he gets his treats he loves to just play around with it. Pulling the drawer out, flips the boxes just teaching himself.

My dog LOVES this game and he did so much better than I thought! He loved having to do a little work to get to the treat, and it’s great for enrichment. It’s heavy duty and made to last. My only complaint is it’s such a hassle to clean! Maybe it’s dishwasher safe and I missed it. Otherwise, awesome game!!

This was way too easy for my lab. She figured it out in less than a minute, and is slow with other puzzles (so it’s for sure too easy, it’s not because she is much smarter)! Nevertheless, still a clever way to figure out how to feed her a little slower than putting all her food in a bowl.

Maxx just turned 7 this July, and I want to keep him stimulated and active in other ways besides taking him for walks, so I got this! He really gets excited to get treats out of it and I feel like I can see his wheels turning in his brain every time I put it down for him to use!

My dog loved this but she figured it out in less than a minute. Seems to be common. My dog also has buttons and she learned to use them in about 40 minutes. Now my other dog is older, he's 9 and never had a need for things like this. But my younger dog gets board and needs constant mental and physical engagement. My older dog is curious. I'm sure we will get plenty of fun out of this, she really liked it. But we may move to level 3 pretty soon!

My dog is 10 years old and his desire to play fetch type games has slowed down but these puzzle type games he really enjoys. The Trixie Poker box is a level 2 and there is one box that really challenges him but with practice I know he’ll get it. These games are perfect for aging dogs to give them some fun again and for you to interact with your dog.

Our rescue isn’t a dog who is interested in ball chasing or tug a war. She is a dog who loves to use her brain and this is a level two toy so she’s moving up and it’s fun for both of us I peek around the corner to watch her.

I was looking for something to occupy our small energetic dog but this is not it. The first time he took 10 minutes and now he takes 1-2 minutes. It is a pretty bulky toy. I'll be looking for something else