Dog Puzzle Toy 3 Levels, Mental stimulating for Boredom and Smart Dogs, Treat Puzzle for All Breeds Dog

Four different challenges to this Level 3 puzzle. A favorite in this three Golden Retriever puzzle-loving household. Easy to clean & appropriately designated as Level 3 with the variety of solutions. This provides just enough challenge to keep it fun without too much frustration. My dogs have approximately 10-12 puzzles (all levels) that I rotate between them so they don't get bored & quickly clear treats due to repetition making it too easy. This one is definitely a favorite. It takes a little more time than to solve. The lifting lever seems to be the spot that consistently slows progress & makes them think how to work it. The sliding rectangles also have to be solved in an order that creates continued access to find just the right solving sequence. This puzzle seems to be quite durable as compared to others, too.

My pup is 15 with bad arthritis so we can’t do much playing anymore, and this has been such a great way to get him a bit of additional mental stimulation throughout the day. The variety of difficulty levels is great and keeps him engaged with it. I find the quality good as opposed to some of the reviews I saw.

Very entertaining to watch our dogs try to figure it out. You see quickly which one is more intelligent. BUT..(4 stars) - it lasted maybe 10 times before it fell apart due to the dogs chewing on the pieces during the learning process.

my dogs have lots of experience with puzzles and this one is just the right amount of challenge without causing frustration. I ended up buying one for each of my dogs so they could all play side by side, The puzzle is a good size with chunky pieces which slide smoothly around the board. Great as a slow feeder or just something fun to break up the day. Overall, one of the better dog puzzles I've encountered. May not be ideal for a beginner

My labs and dachshund absolutely love this toy, it keeps them busy for 30 minutes. Great value and the dogs love it! Appears safe, aggressive chewers probably shouldn’t be left alone with it.

This puzzle mixes levels. If your dog has already trained to solve similar puzzles & can do Level 2 or 3, then maybe this one is OK. But if your dog is brand new to these puzzles, this one is NOT for you. Your dog will get fed up and lose interest. Second, the plastic is kinda flimsy compared to similar products. There are a few European companies that make mentally stimulating dog puzzles, and they understand the importance of gradually exposing the dog to more and more difficult puzzles. First Level 1, then Level 2, then Level 3, etc. Whoever designed this puzzle just imitated designs from other puzzles without understanding the importance of gradual learning. In fact, this puzzle advertises "three levels in one!" You cannot mix levels on the same puzzle, because your dog doesn't know this compartment is Level 1, that compartment is Level 2, and those other compartments are Level 3 and should be left alone until he's mastered Levels 1 and 2. "Three levels in one" translates to "do not buy for novice dogs." Moreover, this company probably copied some designs without understanding what they are for. The pill boxes, for example, are not just a cover for the treat. You put the treat in the pill box, then the dog has to learnt to slide it over a pit to release the treat, and slide it away to eat the treat. This requires two actions, so it's Level 2 difficulty. When you put two pill boxes in the same track, that increases the difficulty level because the two pill boxes will interfere with one another. Many dogs cannot solve a level higher than 2. This really looks like mindless copying. The plastic is very flimsy compared to the European puzzles. One door broke right away, and it you look at how thin the hinges are, it's really no surprise. The instruction manual tells you to supervise in order to prevent rough play, but this plastic is so flimsy that your supervision won't make a difference. I recommend that you search on Amazon for better puzzles. There is a Swedish company, a German company, and a Danish company that make really good puzzles. They are well-designed, with suitable levels so the dog can learn gradually and not get frustrated. They are very nicely made, and most of them are actually quite affordable. Some are even cheaper than the Chinese knockoffs.

My cat LOVES puzzle toys. They are a part of his daily routine. This one has been perfect because it’s a bit more difficult for him but still motivating and simple enough for him to eventually get. Very cool design. I am worried about cleanliness after some time but my initial impression is that this is a great puzzle toy product for cats and dogs. The holes are helpful for letting them sniff the treats out.

Good puzzle to use with treats. My 4 month puppy grasped it pretty quickly. Kept him active for a while! This is our second puzzle board and would recommend for heathy stimulation and activity!

Perfect for my dog

Excellent for all dogs. Mine absolutely loves the puzzle and it is his treat each day. Highly recommend and keeps them occupied with the satisfaction of the reward once they move the parts either with their nose or paw.

This is a great "brain game" for my pup. It’s sturdy and challenging enough to keep them engaged while I'm working.

My puppies love this, keeps them busy

My dog loves this, she gets so excited when it’s time to play.. and it really helps her mentally too. The only reason I didn’t give it a 5 was she chewed the handle to the compartment but that’s not really to do with the item..