Upgraded Dog Puzzle Toys, Interactive Dog Toys for Large Dogs, Brain Stimulating and Mental Enrichment Pet Food Treat Games for Puppy and Large Cats

Super enjoyable for my dog and it's not too hard

I introduced puzzles to my dog a few months ago and had no idea how great he would be at them! He loves this one and I'm especially happy with all of the sliding components of it that take him a little longer to do. I'll be purchasing this for a few friends.

Ordered similar things but this was the only one that performed and held up

Great concept, but the quality of it is a huge let down. It is made of plastic, yes. But it's the most cheap quality of plastic and thin.I bought two others with similar price point by different companies and they both out perform this one hands down in quality. If ever dropped, it will shatter.Also, the side pull-outs are tiny and super flimsy. Those will snap off after the first use. They didn't withstand the paw pressure of my small dog.

Just received this and tested it out on my 11 month old black Lab.Pros:-She was entertained and wanted to keep playing with it.-It was easy to wash her slobber off it.Cons:-She figured out the entire puzzle in maybe 5min time. I had to set it up multiple times to get any decent length of her mental stimulation from it.-The trays to hold treats are TINY. I could barely fit 3 pieces of kibble in there, not even going to attempt a biscuit.-All the little plastic cap pieces are easy to loose around the house. They are also a major temptation for my dog to steal and chew on if I don't pick them up immediately.-The puzzle base is so lightweight it kept skipping across the carpet as she played with it. She also discovered she can flip it over with her paw to reveal treats faster. It was a major temptation for her to chew on the little side trays that flip out once she was done finding kibble in them.This is probably a decent toy if you dog is small, more mellow, and not prone to chewing. It's not for a medium/large breed, high-energy puppy.