Trixie Mini Mover Activity Strategy Game Dog Toy, Level 3
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Give your dog the ultimate challenge with the Trixie Mini Mover Interactive Dog Toy, Level 3. Created for the advanced gamer, this toy is designed to hold treats, and your dog will have to figure out how to get to them. The board features four levels of play that require practice and concentration, making it the perfect outlet for bored dogs to expend energy. There’s even an instructional booklet with tips and tricks to make the most of the game, and it’s dishwasher safe with non-slip rubber feet—meaning it will stay in place with even the most determined explorer.
Key Benefits- Designed for the advanced gamer with four levels of play that challenge him to find the treats you’ll hide inside.
- Game 1 is lifting up the cones; the design prevents them from being knocked over, so they must be lifted straight up.
- Game 2 is moving the multiple sliders to reveal the hidden treat compartments.
- Game 3 is moving the knob to earn the reward inside the drawer and game 4 is opening the drawer using the rope pull.
- Dishwasher-safe design features non-slip rubber feet and measures 9.75” wide x 7.75” diameter.
For advanced canine gamers. Every dog plays differently and, since not all toys are created equal, it’s always best to keep a close watch on your pup in case things get ruff. Supervised play will help toys last longer and most importantly keep your pal safe. No dog toy is truly indestructible, so always remove the toy from playtime if pieces begin to break off.
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Item Number118961
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Dimensions9.75 x 7.75 x 2 inches
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Weight2.0 pounds
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Breed SizeMedium Breeds
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LifestageAdult
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Toy FeatureTraining
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MaterialPlastic
Dishwasher safe. For advanced canine gamers.
- Game 1: Lift up cones. Design prevents cones from being knocked over. They must be lifted straight up.
- Game 2: Move multiple sliders to reveal hidden treat compartments
- Game 3: Move knob to earn the reward hidden inside the drawer
- Game 4: Open the drawer using the rope pull
Customer Reviews
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Love this for my puppy!
By VioletsMom on May 5, 2020
Since my 11-week old mini aussie labradoodle seems to be a quick learner (and based on some reviews I read), I thought I'd start with level 3—perfect! I showed her once or twice how to work the simplest slides and it takes her about 10 or 12 minutes to uncover kibble and treats from three different areas of the game. That keeps her busy long enough for me to eat a sandwich in peace! And she still has several more levels of activities to learn. Bonus is the pegs that are made of very hard plastic and fun for her to roll around on the floor after she finds all her treats.
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Entertaining puzzle for 14 week pit pup
By LJ9197 on May 18, 2020
I skipped the level 2 puzzle after starting with an easy one and she's done this 5 or 6 times now and still needs some hints for the drawers but loves trying to figure it out. You can place the cones anywhere for different variations. My only complaint is that her puppy kibble gets stuck under the inside slider track and I have to take it away to fix it
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Poorly Made
By Mary on Apr 30, 2020
Maybe I just got a bad unit. I do not know. The pieces are so loose that this puzzle is of no use to my dog. It's even easier for him than the level 2 puzzle was. He barely has to touch it for the pieces to move/fall over and for one of the drawers to pop out. Also, the instructions that came with it are for a different version of this toy. He loves the other puzzle we got from them, which is sturdy and well made... he just mastered it very quickly, so now it's a treat dispenser.
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Good Toy for Enrichment
By Caty on Apr 30, 2020
This is our second time buying a strategy game from this brand. We love the first one we got and this one is pretty good, but the only downside was that my dog couldn't really grip the rope loop. It's kind of small and she just couldn't get it...a little rope with a knot on it would be perfect though, I think. Other than that, she loved it and we'll continue playing every now and again with it!
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Great fun for Smarties
By Julinoe on May 25, 2020
For a level 3, I really expected it to be more difficult for my puppy. He's a miniature schnauzer and really smart. It takes him about 10 minutes to open everything. Yes, the first time it was longer, but once they learn, they run through it quickly.
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A super fun puzzle to eat
By Lottie on Apr 23, 2020
My smart puppy, large breed, enjoys this puzzle A LOT and it takes her a long time to figure out what she needs to do to get things out. The only thing we don’t like is that she will take the blocks and run off with them to chew them. It would be better if the puzzle all attached to itself, but otherwise it’s designed to not be a choking hazard!
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Definitely recommend for dogs that need mental stimulation
By Cass on May 28, 2020
My dog is in constant need of mental and physical stimulation. At first she had no interest in the puzzle but that's because she needed to LEARN how it worked. Once she figured it out she loves it!
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Missing two pieces
By Ivey on Apr 13, 2020
I received this toy today for my dog and super disappointed with it. Looks like it would be super fun but it’s missing two pieces so there’s only 1 puzzle on it that works. I would only recommend buying this in person so you can check that it has all of its parts.
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Puzzle Upgrade
By Calypso on May 7, 2020
I upgraded this puzzle from the level 2 and my dog loves both of them. Only suggestion/want is that I wish they came with more of the cylinder toppers so that I could cover more spaces.
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Found great treats for Trixie interactive toys!
By FrankieR on Mar 19, 2020
My indoor guy loves playing these games! I usually put 2 of his kibbles in the cup. I found Zukes brand treats on Chewy and they are perfect. The mini is only 2 calories and it’s a treat from his usual kibble! Trixie needs to make a more challenging level. Some of the cups on level 3 are still a little challenge but he’ll be ready to move on soon
