Dog puzzle toys

Birker2020

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Anyone have puzzle toys for their dogs?

I bought the blue one about a month ago and then on Amazon Prime Day I bought her an 'advanced' one, with three levels of intelligence. The 1st level to slide open the four little trays, the second level is to slide open the trays with a circle slider blocking it from opening so the dog has to understand a circle needs to be slid so they open!

The third stage to drop the treats into holes by moving the circles over the holes! You can make that 3rd level harder by putting little lids on the chute the treat rolls down for the dog to lift up to get a treat!

So the blue puzzle toy she cracked in about half an hour after her first attempt and it can take her about four mins to complete now. But the yellow and orange game which is much harder she can complete in around 2 minutes! It took her about ten mins the first time. She's a very clever dog.
 

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I have often recommended Nina Ottosson's brain training dog toys on HHO, and own a few myself. Or dog puzzle toys as you call them. But I bought almost all of mine when she barely had been starting to sell her brain training dog toys outside of Sweden, almost all her toys was only available in wood (or wood composite to be precise), and more basic than some of them are today.

Of the wood toys I have, my bitches favourite was probably the Dog Tornado
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But most of my bitches also really enjoyed the simple, basic Qulan, or Treat Tumble as I think it's been renamed to. I have both the Large, and Small size
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The black and white thing above is also from Nina Ottosson, but I'm not sure that they sell them anymore, it's name is Dog Treat Trapper Bed. Every flap can be lifted, and have treats put under them.
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The smallest inner square is about 30x30 cm
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I had good help with the measuring
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The largest black bottom square is about 1 metre 10 cm each side, and this dog toy is apparently also very suitable as a cat bed.
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Birker2020

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I have often recommended Nina Ottosson's brain training dog toys on HHO, and own a few myself. Or dog puzzle toys as you call them. But I bought almost all of mine when she barely had been starting to sell her brain training dog toys outside of Sweden, almost all her toys was only available in wood (or wood composite to be precise), and more basic than some of them are today.

Of the wood toys I have, my bitches favourite was probably the Dog Tornado
nina-ottosson-dog-tornado-wood-dog-toy.jpg



But most of my bitches also really enjoyed the simple, basic Qulan, or Treat Tumble as I think it's been renamed to. I have both the Large, and Small size
RdQNQKEP_o.jpg


The black and white thing above is also from Nina Ottosson, but I'm not sure that they sell them anymore, it's name is Dog Treat Trapper Bed. Every flap can be lifted, and have treats put under them.
FT5khnd0_o.jpg


The smallest inner square is about 30x30 cm
VUps7HGs_o.jpg


I had good help with the measuring
Hr2aLWXN_o.jpg


The largest black bottom square is about 1 metre 10 cm each side, and this dog toy is apparently also very suitable as a cat bed.
GWnkgt10_o.jpg
They have that Tornado toy on Ebay, albeit a much more advanced version. I will get her one of those, thanks!

 
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