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I just got two of this product for my JTRs. They seem to like it but its too early to tell. One of my dog is lazy so he just sits and wait for me slide it for him but seems to get the hang of it after a few minutes. The other dog seem to enjoy it. The slider is a bit stiff and not easy to slide. My dogs chew anything so this toy will only be used with supervision.Overall, I am happy as my dogs seem to enjoy it and keeps them occupied. After playing with it, they snoozed of😂😂The only downside is that it moves around the floor so much.

My pup loves this toy, he gets excited to find what treats l have put inside. Did take him a few goes to find out how to get the treats, but he is a clever boy and enjoyed his reward. Keptes him amused for a few minutes. downside is the covers for the treat compartments don't cover both sides so 1 treat is always showing.

My puppy loves her new puzzle /treat toy...she has worked out how to open the flaps to get her treats and plays for hours with it.Great value for money and highly recommended..very pleased with my purchase..,

I agree with the description namely that it is a "Slow Feeder Dog Toy", but I question whether it is TOO slow. I was unable, easily, to slide many of the sections myself to allow me to hide treats for the dog. Unless it becomes much easier over time, it is practically useless as no dog could move a lot of the "moveable (questionable) segments".

Don't be fooled by the photo. It looks nice but it simply doesn't work. It is so cheaply made! All the moving parts get stuck and it's extremely hard for people (!) to push them to place a treat, so how on earth is a dog supposed to move them??? The other thing (equally important): the height of the compartment to put the treats in is very short, so even after putting in very small treats, I was not able to close the covers and had to break in the treats into almost grain size bits to close. All pointless because as said earlier - a dog is not able to move the parts because they get stuck. Avoid! Don't believe the reviews, it's a throw away product.

Twiglit LOVES his toy and he barked at it when he first saw it as he knew it was for him and was so excited. It's strong and sturdy... a perfect stimulation and reward toy. I think this would be best used as part of a larger collection of similar toys otherwise your dog might get bored of it. That said our Jack Russell had toy very similar to this and he loved it so much that he got excited to see it every night FOR FIVE YEARS!!! He literally loved his one toy and delighted in getting all the biscuits out..... it gave him a great sense of achievement and satisfaction. So this toy might be the only one your doggy ever needs. :)

Bought this for a very active young beagle, just to keep him occupied. A very lightweight piece of plastic. The sliders were very stiff and impossible for the dog to move aside. He got so frustrated that he took the whole thing in his mouth and threw it down on the floor. This achieved his objective as the treats dropped out, much to his delight, but I don't see it lasting very long with all the throwing- on- the- floor routine. It can also get a bit noisy too, as it clatters on the floor. I wouldn't recommend leaving the dog alone with it either. The plastic is quite hard and thin, so I would worry in case the dog got a piece caught in his mouth, or even stuck inside his stomach! I'm amazed it has stayed intact this long. Basically, it is cheap, Chinese-made tat, so I wouldn't waste your money!

We got this puzzle for our Papillon puppy. Smart pup that likes to be made to work. I wasn't sure about it at first but she loves it. We use it in rotation with other puzzles and put her breakfast or dinner in it. We did it with her the first time but she soon got the hang of it and loves it. She is not a chewer so she hasn't chewed it, but having said that once she has finished finding all her food we don't leave it down for her. Once finished we just wipe out the little trays where the food goes and pop it back in the box until next time. Some of the sliding doors are more difficult to slide than others which gives variety. All in all a good little puzzle for small dogs.