Ethical Pet Look for-A-Take care of Shuffle Bone Canine Puzzle
- These puzzles offer psychological stimulation and rewards your puppy for being ready to complete the task.
- Canine IQ puzzle
- Place your preferred take care of inside
Find-A-Deal with Shuffle Bone is a puzzle that tests your dogs IQ. The puzzle issues your pooch to uncover treats that have been concealed inside of.
Listing Value: $ 19.99
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A good puzzle with sharp edges.,
I recently purchased this product for my two Beagles. They enjoy food more than anything so I thought a puzzle might make treats a more exciting experience for their minds in addition to their stomachs.
This product has its pros and cons. This is a very reasonably priced puzzle so it would make an excellent “starter” puzzle if you have not tried one with your dog before. I really liked the size and weight of the puzzle. My dogs were not going to be able to cheat and flip it over to get the treats! It also has a pretty simple, straight-forward design: slide the disk back and forth. The fewer the parts, the smaller the chance it will break. Regardless of the number of parts, it did feel like a very sturdy product.
Unfortunately, the con was too big for me to ignore. After playing with this for about 15 minutes, my dog cut his lip/gums on the edge of one of the tracks or disks. He initially tried to use his paws to move the disks back and forth, but eventually, in a zealous lust for treats, just began using his muzzle to move them.
I rated this 3 stars because I think it is a good puzzle for most dogs. Unfortunately, my dog is too crazy for treats and likes to use his muzzle to move things. This would be much better suited for someone whose dog is calmer around food and typically uses his paws to perform tasks. Definitely supervise your pet while they are using this product in case they have a similar experience to the one I described.
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Customer Video Review Length:: 1:09 Mins
I bought this toy several months ago and the video is of one of the first times my dog played with it.
Now she knows exactly what to do and can get to all the treats in a matter of moments. The only downside is of course that now that she is used to it and it is less of a challenge. I’m going to have to get another, perhaps more challenging interactive toy to switch out with this one.
That being said I am very happy with the product. It has provided many moments of fun and my jack seems to like the challenge of finding the treats almost as much as the treats themselves. The small holes cut into the top of each of the round sliders allow her to sniff out the treat.
I haven’t had a problem with her chewing on the toy itself even though I have left it out with her for long periods of time. However it would probably be best to supervise when your dog is playing because the wood is rather soft and I can see how a larger dog could chew through it with relative ease.
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