Outward Hound 67328 Nina Ottosson Pyramid Treat Dispensing Brain and Exercise Game for Dogs, Blue, Large

The media could not be loaded.  My Boston terrier of 16weeks loves it. He spends hours trying to get the treats. I discovered that initially is better to fill it to it 1/2 or more of its capacity to make treats easy for the dog to learn that he gets food from it. Once he learns that you can put a few treats and he will keep playing with it even is the reward is once every few minutes.

Overall a great toy for a strong pup that's very treat motivated. Both of my dogs lose interest in it after a few minutes. To me it seems heavy and very hard to tip over. Once it's tipped it generally stays on it's side. I expected it to wobble more. Guess it's not the toy for my two pups (Shiba Inu and Husky) but it looks like it works well for others.If your dog loves puzzles and games and is decently strong, it's a great choice.

But loud as hell when it rolls around. Hope u have carpet lol

I got this for my 9 week old German Shepherd and he figured it out in no time. He loves it and I love that it keeps my crazy puppy distracted long enough for me to be productive. We usually use it for dinner. We give him half of his meal in his bowl, and then we put the other half in the toy. He's exhausted after. The best part is that the material is a hard plastic that he can't destroy.

I have a 25 pound Tibetan Terrier who likes to chew. The product was destroyed after a short amount of chewing. I hid small treats in the toy and my dog would try to tip it over with his nose or paws but other times he would chew on the toy to get out the treats. After a short period, the toy was chewed, frayed, and no longer safe for him to play with. I had to throw it out.

I ordered this toy for my super mixed 3 and 1/2 month old puppy (a Christmas Eve present). She was super excited as soon as she saw it so I rinsed it briefly and filled it with kibble. She went nuts over it and I just though "yesssss!" After about 20-30 minutes of barking and knocking it over I noticed there was blue what seemed to be fluff where she had been rolling it on the carpet. Upon close inspection and emptying the cache of kibble, I discovered that the blue fluff was actually shredded/peeled plastic. I have attached pictures of the shredded plastic material and am hoping she didn't swallow any. I have now vigorously washed and triple rinsed the outside in efforts to get all the plastic. Hopefully more pieces don't break off when it dries and I refill it with kibble.Aside from the disturbing plastic shreds coming out, this toy seems to be entertaining to my puppy. She was frolicking across the house rolling and chasing it. It's also made of pretty hard stuff so I imagine it will last a long time even if your dog tries to chunk it with big doggie teeth instead of puppy teeth. If it hadn't had the plastic I would be giving it 5 stars.

I've had this toy for a few days and our 50lb collie mix is OBSESSED. He won't leave it alone when there are treats inside. It took him a while to figure out how to get them out, but once he did he'll spend forever rolling it around with his paws and nose. When we take it away he goes searching for it.A few notes: We use his normal kibble because it seems to fall out easier than treats. It can be loud on hardwood floors if your dog like ours tries to pick it up with his mouth (even though it's way too big for him) and drops it.

Nice idea but my dog wants to eat. On the plus side seller replaced first one that was destroyed in seconds and now I watch more carefully. If you have a big chewer dog this may not be for you.

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My dog instantly loved this. My only complaint is that it doesn’t open so you can’t really clean it thoroughly.