Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound MultiPuzzle Interactive Dog Treat Puzzle Toy, Expert Level

I like the the puzzle and the material my dog is not big so is ok for her but not sure if will still good for a bigger breed. Overall the puzzle is challenging and provided enough challenge for my dog to play.

my dog loves it...really good quality and great item. The only thing is that I underestimated how smart my dog is, and this was soooo easy for her she figured it out in a second so I'm buying level 2 puzzles for her

This is a bigger Challenge for my Yorkshire terrier. For now he's just trying to open drawers. I like that the bones lock for extra challenges

The game itself is great for keeping the dog entertained for 15 mins. But the plastic it’s made of is too soft and flimsy. The makers need to do an updated version with a harder more durable material. It’s already damaged after 2 uses and it’s hard to see how this is usable beyond a week or two.

All plastic and easy to wash / throw in the dishwasher. Can make the puzzle easier or harder in order to keep your dog entertained for a while! Definitely recommend for those that leave their dog at home during the day, to run errands, etc. so that they don't get bored and start destructive behaviour...

Our husky/lab mix (large breed) was really perplexed the first two times even with prompts (over 9 minutes to complete). Got really fast with it after the second time (2mins now at the 5th time around). Fun way to give him treats I think even if it's still pretty brief. Sturdy - isn't knocked over by our big boy and doesn't move around when he is solving it.

This is the third or fourth puzzle I order from this company. My little Biewer (like a Yorkie) was too smart for the other puzzles and solved them in no time at all. This puzzle is definitely more of a challenge for her which is exactly what I wanted. I have to help her by unlocking the drawers but I have confidence that she will understand the concept one day. The puzzles in this brand are solidly constructed. They are a good way to keep your dog mentally stimulated AND if your dog tends to gobble up the kibble, the puzzles will definitely slow your dog as he or she works to get drawers open to find the food.

I rescued my little 15 month old cockapoo about 6 weeks ago. I thought this toy would be a good way to keep him mentally stimulated but I worried about it being in the advanced category. I shouldn't have - he absolutely loves this toy and after about a week had totally mastered it. At first he was just frantically pawing at it and it took him a long time to retrieve the treats but now he actually knows how to move the squares fairly gently with his paws and he gets to all the treats pretty quickly. I'm wondering what is available out there that would be even more challenging to him. This toy is well made and sturdy enough that it will last a long time.

my chihuahua loves this and it doesn't slide around. it might for a larger dog with more power, but overall super great and love that you can increase the difficulty with the white bones.