Dog Puzzles for Smart Dogs, Interactive, Puzzle Treats, Puppy Puzzle, Toys to Keep Them Busy, Dog Games, Toys for Bored Dogs, Advanced Puzzles, Boredom Busters (6 Pieces)

My 15 pound 7 year old terrier mix who usually chews through most toys has met her match! She figured out pretty quickly how to open the #1 connections, and is on to #2 now, and while it's much harder and she emits lots of cries of frustration, she can open them. By the time we move her to #3, that will probably be it for her, as I don't think she'll have the power to open that one. But this keeps her occupied and she definitely has to work for her snacks! We love it for her and feel that it's totally safe, as once she gets her treats out, she drops it and goes for a rest. This is a well-made toy, and I expect it to last for a very long time. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

It took me a minute to figure out the numbering system on these blocks, but once I did, my dogs loved it! I can increase or decrease the difficulty for them at any time. A really clever product!

I tried this out with my dog, who is 60 lb husky and chews quite hard. It has held up well compared to some other toys I tried. However, it is difficult for the dog to separate them beyond level 2. Level 4 and 5 are probably only doable with multiple dogs. Otherwise, I like the build and the possibility of trying out different configurations.EDIT: I take the comment about difficulty back. My dog has mastered pulling out the blocks now and even gets level 5 within a few seconds. The blocks are really sturdy and though there are a few scratches, the material is holding up well.

I have a plotthound mix and a pit mix, both 8 years old. The plotthound is a hound, obviously, and not food motivated but she is praise motivated and LOVES puzzles. She LOVES these. She enjoys chewing on toys and logs, again, she loves these and they are tough. Its a great exercise for her and she nibbles on them all day even when they aren't assembled together. I will buy more.My pit mix is food motivated and a heavy chewer with certain toys. They have helped his gums too. At first his gums were bleeding and i was like oh no! but later on he doesnt bleed from chewing them, which shows its helping his gums. He was adopted and has ground down teeth from when he was kept in a crate before he was rescued. So he needs help with them.Both my dogs love these. Guaranteed to keep them occupied for a while. The pit isn't the smartest and he struggles with figuring out the puzzle. But he loves the snacks inside and it keeps his busy. The hound figures it out quickly so i'll be buying more for her. Only thing is they have successfully chewed a couple knobs off but I still will buy more and I recommend them for doggie boredom. My dogs are 80 lbs for the hound and 65 lbs for the pit. Great purchase!My delivery person was great and everything arrived on time and great condition!

**Update:I reached out to the company and they were very understanding. They issued me a full refund and let me know they are working on a tougher material design for those of us that have the aggressive chewers that have broken through this one. I’m looking forward to when that does happen, and will gladly try it out. Clearly this is a company that is responsive and cares about their customers.I do see that this product works for a lot of dogs, so either way I think it’s worth a try for your dog. Just make sure you don’t go up in difficulty too fast to give your dog a chance first to figure out how the game works to get treats out.Review:I was really hopeful about this product so I could give my dog something to challenging and engaging to do while I’m at work. We tested it out a 45 minute trip to the grocery store. We had it on level 4, because she figured out 2 and 3 while we were home rather quickly. When we returned from the store, she had chewed through the rubber to try to get to the treats in the middle, destroying the puzzle piece. I’ve had this for maybe 2 days- that’s a short life span and high cost for what I got. I’m really hoping a refund will be granted. *Sigh*, my search for a toy that will withstand continues…

This kept a 7 month Jack Russell occupied for a while. The training time was minimal - he quickly figured out that he needed to break apart the blocks for treats and I moved him to a level 2 where he has been for a while. Bigger dogs could go all the way to level 5. They blocks feel weighty, chewy, and high quality. They’re super easy to clean and I’m not worried about them falling apart or leaving them with the dog for a long period. My only critique is the numbers on the nubs are hard to see. They should be in a contrasting color.

This product is fabulous! All toys of this nature typically take my dog 10/15 minutes to figure out and then it’s game over. This kept my silly girl busy for an HOUR! I do wish there were specific ones with only the #4 or #5 level knotches as I can see these getting worn out/bitten somewhat quickly. Will definitely purchase more in the future.

I'm not sure if my dog likes this as much as I do, she does get frustrated with it sometimes. But, when she's into it she is busy till she gets the treat out. The treat has to be something she really wants, and if she just had a meal no matter the treat, she's not interested. I always let her smell whats in the puzzle, she gets very excited- she's gotten treats out of levels #1and #2 I'm going to keep her at that level till she needs to be challenged. The puzzle is very sturdy, my dog loves chew toys, it's the perfect size but a little heavy. I do think I'll add to it, I purchased the one with 2 parts.I recommend this puzzle for dogs who don't mind a heavy toy, who like to chew, and play with their toys. It's a fun puzzle cube with 6 levels and each cube can hold a treat and they have holes so the dog can smell what's inside. And it is very easy to clean! I gave it 4 stars as it is a little heavy, but I do intend to buy another pack.

Our lab loves this so much so much that we added a second set to make it even more challenging! We started on the easiest level of knobs to teach him how to use it, gradually making it harder, then making different combinations. We then added the second set. I also love how tough the pieces are, making them durable for labs' teeth. We often put treats in them, but he also loves it without treats. I plan to do peanut butter, yogurt and treats in them in the summer and freeze it for cool treats and fun on the deck. We are waiting for a new puppy, so these will be great for her on the easiest level, too!

The media could not be loaded. This is so entertaining!!! And (unlike other toys) it never gets old Put a small treat inside. They have fun doing all kinds of things with it, like tossing it, prying etc... they get happy when they see this puzzle come out. My Shih Tzu Yoshi and Toy Poodle Kiku try out a lot of dog toys and have them on YTube, this one people loved to watch as it is entertaining to see them brainstorm their way out of it. Under Love Shih Tzu Yoshi and Kiku try and review lots of cool dog toys on YTube if you want more suggestions find us there!

My husky X loves this toy, keeps her busy and stimulates her mind. When it’s available on Amazon.ca again, I will purchase more.She is a chewer and these stand up!

Mon chien a 3 mois et réussi à ouvrir step 1. Good puzzles for mental stimulations.