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My boys did figure this out fairly quickly, but they very much enjoy the process and are fun to watch. Tucker who is the dominant male does believe this game/treat/toy is too special to share so if brother approaches during play it is a problem. Seperate rooms and two toys are needed for my house. Delivery was same day and quality is really good!

My puppy is a border collie mix and he LOVES food. This puzzle helps him slow down to eat and also keeps his attention for longer than most of his other toys. We’ve hidden treats with his food in here and it keeps him entertained and makes him work for his food! Highly recommend this puzzle

My pup loves when I bring out this puzzle!! He hasn’t quite figured all the moving parts but I believe that’s due to the difficulty level for this particular puzzle. I suggest starting out with an easy then work your way up. I do have to say, it stays well on the ground until he gets frustrated and tries to pull it toward him with his paw. Then it just flies across the floor. Again, may be too difficult for MY pup LOL easy to clean just has a lot of little compartments for the treats.

This is a good toy for a dog that doesn't 'chew' so much. Our pup was interested in it at first, then grew frustrated when she wasn't able to get the treat out and started chewing it, destroying the plastic little doors that release the treats.

I purchased this toy for my dog. I hoped it to keep her occupied some of the time I was at work. I wasn't too sure she would even try. Boy was I surprised! She took to it right away. She figured out the yellow ones pretty quickly. The 2nd time using it she figured out the middle blue sliders. The reds are more difficult as you have to have the blue in the right place. She keeps playing and trying until she's certain their is no more goodies left to find. More surprising to me was how excited my car was, and how easily he opened one without showing any effort. I could see a large dog just chewing on the whole toy or carrying it around and dropping the treats out. But my gentle small/medium dog pawed at it a couple times, until she figured out you have to lick it/nose it.

Our Doxi mix LOVES this. We do not use it for kibble only for treats but he has it mostly figured out now even the inner ring which is what had him a bit frustrated. He's only tried to chew his way to a treat a couple times and we've re-directed him but I would think this would not hold up well to a super chewer type of dog which ours is NOT luckily lol. I don't think the item is meant to withstand a chewer so I would not leave it alone with a pet that has that inclination. It's not heavy chew proof plastic so that isn't what you should expect as it is NOT a chew toy. Easy to load treats and clean but takes a bit to dry.

Our 8 mo. Toy Aussiedoodle really gets into the challenge of finding his kibble. He's almost past the "chew everything" stage, but he did get a gouge or two in early on. Only slight dislike is small kibble gets caught in between sections & it's hard for him or us to shake it or dig it free. Other than that it's a great food puzzle!

I like this but I find my pup has difficulty accessing the wheel inside. I think this designed mostly for a smaller dog ascthe treat cups are minimal in size. I have a xlarger doggie. But, my pup does like it. She has it mastered. Well, except for the inner wheel.