TRIXIE Move2Win Activity Strategy Game Dog Toy

This is a great thinking game for my 6 lb mini poodle mix. She has 2 level one games, and 2 level two games that she has worked through and become proficient in before this one. I got her this level 3 because I wanted to challenge her a little more. It did the trick! It was the first one that I didn’t show her how to tackle (each of the other ones I showed her how to do). She was able to get it solved in about 20-30 minutes the first time. My tiny dog had no major issues with moving any of the parts to get her treat out. I also like that all the parts can be cleaned easily. However, I don’t think this would work super well for a dog 75+ lbs, since they would probably too easily flip it over. This is a great thinking game for my 6 lb mini poodle mix. She has 2 level one games, and 2 level two games that she has worked through and become proficient in before this one. I got her this level 3 because I wanted to challenge her a little more. It did the trick! It was the first one that I didn’t show her how to tackle (each of the other ones I showed her how to do). She was able to get it solved in about 20-30 minutes the first time. My tiny dog had no major issues with moving any of the parts to get her treat out. I also like that all the parts can be cleaned easily. However, I don’t think this would work super well for a dog 75+ lbs, since they would probably too easily flip it over. Even then, some big dogs might not do that so it might work. If you’re looking for a great next step and your dog does a good job with level 1/2 games, try this one. I can’t wait to get the next one to see her continue to learn. … more

Finally a puzzle that took him a hot sec to finish. Great complex puzzle with multiple aspects! It has multi direction levers, strings that can only be pulled after the honey comb is removed, and complicated nudging.

I have a cairn terrier that really likes puzzles. This was his first level 3 puzzle and it actually took a little while for him to learn how to solve this one. Very good.

Requires a variety of activities, and challenges them without being “unsolvable “. Both my pups love it and work on it together.

We bought this for our puppy but is a little too advanced. We play with him and he enjoys that

Unlike some of the other trixie toys this one is a poor design. Everything can open and slide extremely easy. If your dog simply moves the whole unit all the slides start coming out. Moving the knob isn't even necessary.

Given that dog parks are closed in my city now, I needed to find another way to keep my dogs from getting hyperactive. It was a lot of fun seeing how each one reacted to the puzzle. My shiba inu was immediately interested and got all the treats out of the within 15 minutes. My other pup is not quite as smart and was more cautious about this plastic contraption. She needed more help but I'm looking forward to seeing her figure it out. It was clear that this toy got them thinking. The difficulty level will depend on your dog but I definitely recommend it!

It only took 3 days for my boy to know what "Wanna play a game" means. We really enjoy this game, my dog Riddick is such a brute I really didn't think he'd be able to pull those little strings...but he had it down on the 2nd day! I love that we can do this together, we started out slow so no frustration involved, just did the 2 top ones first, then worked our way 2 'drawers' at a time. This is a great game for dog and human to do together, just take it slow and don't allow frustration.

This is a good line of puzzles. This one was rated level 3 but it took my miniature Schnauzer about 15 minutes to solve it the first time. I think that might be because he has other Trixie puzzles. It is none the less a great way to keep your dog mentally active. Where are the level 5's and 6's?

It took my golden retriever 2 minutes to break off a piece of this toy