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Gave this to my puppy at 9 weeks old and he absolutely loves it. A week later and he still sits by it when it’s dinner time. The pieces are a little hard to move initially but just moving them each around a bit before use helped a lot and now he moves them himself. He tires himself out after using it every time! Definitely slows them down and keeps them entertained longer.

The media could not be loaded. Got this for our 3.5 month old Border Collie Puppy. Honestly, it’s pretty easy especially after his second time doing it. But he eats food like he’s never seen the stuff before, so it’s great as a slow feeder and to get his mind working a little more than just having it all in a bowl. For that it’s great and we are glad we got it. We also wanted a simpler one so that he could get the hang of puzzles before we got a harder one and I think it’s a good introductory puzzle.Like others mentioned I do wish there was a way to make it harder (other than spilling/jamming kibble pieces into the track 😄 although that does really work haha!)In this video I believe it was his 3rd time doing it. And it was before I thought to cover the kibble with the yellow pieces halfway over each. 🤦🏼‍♀️ doh.This would be a great puzzle for snub nosed dogs because they have the added difficulty of the short noses. For long nosed dogs this will likely be easier to complete!PSA: Meal times are a GREAT time to use to your advantage as an owner!!! Use flat puzzles, Ball puzzles, spill all the kibble on the floor, get a snuggle mat, etc. you dog will have an enriched life because of it and they will be less energetic, in a good way!

Really fun, but the pieces don't move super easily. We bought it for our dog as a birthday present a couple of weeks ago. I recommend loosening screws and putting some coconut oil to help things glide more easily. After we did that it's worked perfectly! Super fun for my mini schnauzer! :D

Does not engage 6 month old puppy for long. Outer puzzle moves easily enough, but inside jams up a bit. Very thin plastic, so not a good choice if you have a heavy chewer. It scoots along the floor too, which annoys both the puppy and myself. I wasn't expecting *the best* product but it wasn't as good as expected either.

I have a 24 pound mixed breed 1 year old dog and he loves to get into anything he can find and chew it up. I wanted to get him a puzzle toy, so he would have something to do while we're out of the house. I have chew toys, but he prefers my things instead. I chose this one because it was an intermediate level challenge for dogs and thought this would keep him occupied for awhile, boy was I wrong. I needed to go to the store and thought this would be a good time to use it. I have just recieved it the night before. I broke up treats and put them in all the trays, set it on the floor and left. I was gone 30 minutes or so, and came back to it chewed up on the sides, he had eaten the rubber feet and no treats were left. I wanted to see how long it took him to figure it out, so I hid more treats in and gave it to him again. It took him 6 minutes, yes I timed him, to find all the treats. I got this to keep him occupied while I'm away from home, but it's useless now. Today is the second day I've had this toy and I have to throw it away due to the sharp edges cause by my dog chewing it up. Don't waste your money on this.

My 10 week old toy poodle Teddy loves it. He loves using his paws to dig at stuff and he instantly went to work at it. It is now part of his morning routine as a distraction to help with separation anxiety when I leave for work and keep him busy for a bit. I just use bits of soft dog food and he's happy. It doesn't take him long to solve it, but it does keep him occupied for a little while. Ready to get another puzzle that is a little more challenging. I like that there are no loose parts to be a danger to the pup. Only downfall is that he now thinks his methods will work on his auto cat feeder and keeps pawing at it to try to get to the next compartment lol.

I love the puzzles for dogs but this one, the pieces that slide are REALLY hard to move. I don’t just mean for a dog, I mean I had a hard time moving them. Also the toy itself is a little small. Maybe for a very small dog it would be ok but not for a dog of size. Just seems cheaply made. Unfortunately we can’t use it.

It's a great puzzle toy! It took my rabbit a bit to figure it out, but once she did, she loved it! I love being able to give her more enrichment, and this toy is perfect for it. Also works really well for her because I was able to adjust how difficult it was to slide the pieces over by loosening some of the screws a little bit- it's meant for dogs, so the original setting was a bit much for her, so it was really good that I was able to loosen it.

The media could not be loaded. Great toy. My dog loves it. It's sturdy and a great value. Challenging, without being too difficult for her.

A great toy, my puppy is very excited! Keeps him amused for quite a long time.Just a bit yucky to clean but thats ok, its worth it (and cant be helped)safe and seems to last endless pawing!

Great to keep the puppy busy and active

Brilliant toy, keep my two 4 month old English Bull Terrier pups amused & entertained for a long time, while they slowly but surely figured out how to get their tasty treats out. 👏😁

Poor quality product. It’s really hard to move the pieces around as they don’t slide easily and get stuck. It was too hard for my dog (who is a border collie, a very smart dog). This product is useless.