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

My dog (50 lb pit bull) LOVES toys and puzzles that give her a mental challenge. She really enjoys this toy, but has already beat it up pretty good. If you have a larger dog, be aware that you will likely want to supervise them to ensure they don't just try to bash away at it to get the food. It turns out that my cat ALSO loves puzzle toys and has taken a liking to this as well. Don't be shy to buy this for your cat as a foraging tool. It is easy to wash and easy to put together for reuse.

When I first tried this w my dog I thought there was no way she was going to be able to get all of the puzzles but working w her a little bit over 3 days she was able to figure them all out. It's fun but now it's too easy for her so I fill it when she's outside so she can come in for a nice surprise. I would have given it 5 stars but I feel like she caught on so quickly that now it's not really challenging for her anymore.

I love this toy. My dogs like to chew on things and have short attention spans. That being said they are smart, if not a little headstrong. I love putting the treats in the apartment and watching my dog just focus on opening the boxes to get the treats. It doesn’t keep her entertained forever, but it keeps her focused enough on something that she calms down and will generally find something else to play with and keep out of trouble once she gets the treats.

This was my dogs' first puzzle. It took them both a bit of time to figure it out, but my brighter dog got the hang of it as soon as I showed her how it worked. My slower girl (bless her heart) still hasn't figure out how to pull with the strings in her mouth, but I actually love that she's still learning it. I've bought two others since this one, and they finish the other two MUCH faster. So, this is still my favorite., especially for them to do together.

This toy was fun for three 10 min sessions then it got washed and put away. My dog, who is not a genius, figured it out in 3 mins. (except for the string handle lift which she deals with by being rough until it opens). Maybe if she was a terrier and not a doodle she would have stuck with the esoteric beauty of pulling the string but...Anyway, I like the toy and we'll get it out again and start over as she'll forget how to do it. Pretty much everything is new and fun for her...everyday.

I love to give my dog -Oakabae- puzzles every year so he can work out his brain and doesn’t get bored. This year we got this. First try was challenging, but not impossible! For reference he’s a 9 lb shih tzu . So not too hard it’s not fun, but not too easy it’s no fun.

My dog needs and loves toys like this, the boxes all open a different way, it took her a couple minutes to open the flip top and slide top boxes, still trying to train her to grab the rope handles on the other two. Keeps her happy and busy for awhile, very durable and well made toy

My sixth month old puppy loves to play this! You can see his little brain moving and figuring out how to complete the puzzle! He loves it! Highly recommend all of chewys mental stimulation games!

My dog loves puzzles! We started with a fun feeder, moved up to a simple slider type deal, and are currently on this one! My dog loves it, it is challenging and frustrating but it keeps her going! I put high value treats in here - usually some Stella & Chewy's freeze dried pellets. The flipper is the easiest for her, with the two handles much more challenging. I will warn you, this toy is not indestructible. I filled this up before a day of meetings and she got all the treats out. During one meeting, I heard her chewing and thought it was her bully stick. Turns out she was happily destroying the slider with the ball on top. O well, now we have 3 boxes. Not a big deal, she's a dog and she chews My dog loves puzzles! We started with a fun feeder, moved up to a simple slider type deal, and are currently on this one! My dog loves it, it is challenging and frustrating but it keeps her going! I put high value treats in here - usually some Stella & Chewy's freeze dried pellets. The flipper is the easiest for her, with the two handles much more challenging. I will warn you, this toy is not indestructible. I filled this up before a day of meetings and she got all the treats out. During one meeting, I heard her chewing and thought it was her bully stick. Turns out she was happily destroying the slider with the ball on top. O well, now we have 3 boxes. Not a big deal, she's a dog and she chews. I recommend that after your dog finishes all the treats, you take the puzzle away to avoid any damage. Overall though, it has held up really well and my dog is pretty brutal with this. I mean full on digging at it with claws and flinging it across the carpet (never flipping it though - which is good on the puzzle's part). My dog is medium sized, 55 lbs and this puzzle is a good size (maybe a little big but she has fun with it). … more

Well made for sure, but my dog figured it out a little too quickly for me to think it worth the price. I wouldn’t consider my dog “genius” level by any means, but she figured out all 4 compartments in less than 5 minutes.