TENGDEE Dog Puzzle Toys, Interactive Dog Toys for Dogs
TENGDEE Dog Puzzle Toys, Interactive Dog Toys for Dogs Training Funny Feeding, Dog Treat Puzzle for Small and Medium Dogs, Treat Dispenser for large dogs, Slow Feeder to Aid Pets Digestio
| Weight: | 700 g |
| Dimensions: | 27 x 26.6 x 11.7 cm; 700 Grams |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Dimensions: | 27 x 26.6 x 11.7 cm; 700 Grams |
| Quantity: | 1 |
I love the idea of the slow feeder/dog puzzle however my 20 weeks old Labrador worked it out very quickly. Took him 2 minutes to eat it all. I believe bigger breeds specially food motivated dogs need something bigger and more tricky. Otherwise thumps up.
I bough it for my dog for Christmas, took her 10 minutes to figure it out and then she just continue to push it for fun… I was hoping to keep her busy with it when I’m working, but it’s so loud! Very happy dog though!
Well, we have tried many different slow feeding bowls ect to slow down her eating. This really works for betty. As you can see I’ve loaded a video of just a few of the 10 to fifteen minutes (maybe more) of feeding time. just to show how it works. I put just two table spoons of puppy dry dog food in the top and although this is only the second time she has used it, she is starting to figured out how to get it to work. Not only does it slow her feeding down but also gives her some entertainment at the same time.. Day 5 betty has learnt how it works now and has cut her feeding time down to 5 minutes, but that is still much slower than other slow feeders we have tried. So on the whole I would still recommend it.
Unfortunately my German shepherds biscuits didn’t fit in this (Royal canin adult dog 5+) so i gave it to a friend who’s a springer/cocker spaniel mix, it works for her with smaller biscuits, so just isn’t designed for big dogs.
Buddy really likes it and gets very excited when opening it with the nose and getting the nuts. The only thing is he doesn’t realise he can press it to get more nuts, and he gets frustrated when the nuts are over. Any recomendations on how to show him how to do it?
Well used this for one who needed more stimulation and she just couldn’t work it out.. the little one however found it after a few goes and loved it, she wasn’t so good at pushing for more though.
I was informed this could go in the dishwasher as it’s impossible to was properly by hand. While the main toy washed fine the lid melted out of shape so now can’t use. Would like to know where to Oder new lid please
My 2 year old lab retriever too boisterous and impatient to play the game properly. Yes, he knew exactly how this game was to be played!! However, within a few minutes he worked out that if he emptied the dispenser first then tipped the whole game over, he didn’t have to go into each ‘hatch’ one at a time to retrieve the treats- they were all over the floor to be scooped up. He also chewed the footpads off so he could chase up and down the rooms with the toy upright or upside down like he had a hovering UFO toy. He’s chewed it well but loves it!!
Very interactive for my dog, he picked up what to do in little time, only after a few goes, he then realised double tapping the top released more treats at once.
My dog really love this toy and it encourages him to use his mind. He took a little while to work it out, but now knows to hit the top to get the food out. With the other toys he had, he worked them out too easy and becomes dis interested, but he loves his toy and uses it every day.