Kyjen Dog Games Paw Hide Treat Toy
Kyjen Dog Games Paw Hide Treat Toy
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41TnZGZyDoL._SL500_.jpg $ 4.99- Dishwasher safe
- All treat cups included (not sold separately)
- All games include instructions and tips
Kyjen Paw Hide Puzzle Dog Toy The Paw Hide Dog Toy Puzzle works on a reward system. It has 7 foods or treats chambers that challenge your dog to lift each cup in order to get the reward. This toy is ideal for teaching your dog the basics of eating obedience and problem-solving. Dogs will instinctively enjoy the challenge of hunting and seeking out the hidden food in this Puzzle Toy. Features · Rubber soles to prevent slippage · Eliminates boredom! · Keeps your pets healthy, happy and engaged! · Ideal for teaching your dog the basics of eating obedience and problem-solving Item Specifications: Size 10"L x 10"W x 3"Hw
$ 4.99
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Affordable Dog Puzzle!!!,
I bought this puzzle to help entertain my smart and curious and food driven dogs. My “boys” love it! We play it every single day. Often to work on obedience (sit, get it, down, get it!) and just for fun administration of treats and even dinner. My golden retriever loves it, but is a chewer, so he must be supervised with it. He pulled the cups out and thought that in itself was the reward… LOL but once I simply pointed to the treat hidden in the pawprint dish, he figured it out and was a happy camper. I also bought the spinner, which is actually my favorite of the two styles. I can get my golden’s entire kibble allotment for one meal (we feed twice a day) inside it, so it slows down his feeding (so he doesn’t gulp it down and get bloat). I know that my dogs love it by the perked ears and bouncing when they see me pick one of the toys up. They also sit and wait to be “released” to start their game. Great fun! The plastic is nice too since you can disinfect it easily or wash it in the sink without worrying about warping, splitting, or cracking wood like on the expensive models of similar toys. Plus, the price has been great and I found it at my local canine speciality store too!
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|Hard Plastic,
Another great idea for a dog toy, but my medium-sized dog cracked the yellow covers in less than 5 min. The plastic shattered. She will never see those little yellow covers again. I might find a way to cover the food wells with something else, now that I’m stuck with this toy. My dog is not a chewer, and this toy did not stand up.
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|good even for dogs that might not be too bright,
i have to admit – i was worried this was a big mistake when i first gave this toy to Bacon. he was confused. he first tried barking maniacally to get the treats to appear. he then tried digging into the carpet next to the toy. i wondered if i’d be able to send the toy back, as there was no way i would pull this toy out again if all it did is prove that my dog is not smart and barks too much. luckily, within 15 minutes, he successfully unearthed a treat. it’s not an easy toy for him – but it’s amazing to me that he has learned how to do it. he’s learned a bit of patience and problem solving. two things i doubted he’d ever learn.
the yellow plastic parts – we’ve lost one. i’m really not sure what Bacon did with it. i just use that open cubby as the ‘easy hole’ for him to find a treat in. Bacon is a schnorkitzu (schnauzer yorkie shihtzu). i imagine larger dogs would chew the yellow parts up pretty quickly.
i’m looking forward to getting another puzzle toy in the future. i recommend this toy.
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