Andiker Round Dog Puzzle Feeder Toy, Durable Dog Interactive Toy, Dog Brain Games, Improving IQ (Pink)

Best toy we have ever got for our hungry Cavalier. She can down anything in seconds but this keeps her busy for about 10 minutes.In the evening she goes up to it and taps it with her claws for us to fill it!

I jist liked it. I admit I thought it wouldnt be so engaging and be boring. He would get fed up.. To be honest.HoweverMy guy was all excited about it. When I unpacked it.So I decided. Our game would work like this..I was telling him " now dont look ". And I hid / obstructed his eyes.The first couple of times. I would put treats in all of them. Yes he got the hang of snuffling and pushing them clear with his nose.THEN ? I thought I would "Up the stakes". So I again hid his eyes. And only put in 1. " Go on seek it .seek it".He thought about it. Wondering if I hadnt put any in 🤣Yes he found it. Then again. Now he looks at me . Waits.. leaves it. Then when I tell him ? . Yes. His little stump wagging like crazy.We both love it.A slight digression for example. I bought a much more complicated one for him. It has compartments that are lockable. But to be honest. He can only do it IF I dont lock it. I AM showing him how so MAYBE EVENTUALLY he will get it. But I dont hold up hope.Now this one here is deffinatly his favourite.KISS. = Keep It Simple Stupid .Finally This is really rugged. Obviously I dont leave him alone with it . ( or it will get chewed 😉)10/10. Very satisfied

Keeps my dog entertained for about 1 minute - but that’s because he is super smart. Downside is that it’s difficult and fiddly to clean - impossible to dry and if used wet it sticks - so we can’t use this every day become it take that long to air dry.

This is a ok, only down side is that my Spaniel opens all the compartments in a matter of seconds, can only put small treats in as the compartments arnt big enough for his food. This be great for small dogs. I will be looking for something thats alittle more taxing for my dog to open.

Disappointed, arrived yesterday and within 10 minutes our 13 week old Lab puppy had got two of the plastic feet off. I then took the other two off to ensure she didn't get them as well. She worked the sliding puzzle pieces within a few minutes and then lost interest apart from chewing it and running around with it. I don't think it will last long. It also mentioned on the box that there were increased difficulty levels but we can't see anyway of making any adjustments.

This is the first toy like this we’ve tried. Arrived promptly and well packed.It’s a bit flimsy so probably won’t last long with a lively dog giving it a robust test! Also no anchor so it moves across the floor.Our 2 Romanian rescues (6 & 3 years) were intrigued: the older dog is food-oriented so he beasted into the treats without finesse 😂the younger one enjoyed working out the mechanism, using her nose & paws.Seems easy to clean and kept them entertained. Worth trying as a starter toy of this type.

Bought this for my labrador puppy. He loves it. Obviously, it needs supervising whilst being used. There are no separate pieces to pull out, they just slide, making it a perfect puzzle for him. Keeps him entertained.

It may work for some dogs as a means of slowing down their eating but as a brain teaser it is a waste of money. Our puppy worked out how to access the hidden food in less than 30 seconds.