- BOREDOM BUSTER INTERACTIVE DOG TOY: As one of our most popular intermediate level 2 designs, the Dog Brick interactive puzzle includes additional obstacles and combinations of steps that will keep your dog focused and mentally-stimulated as they search and sniff out the tasty treats!
- FLIP, LIFT, & SLIDE TO HIDE TREATS: The Nina Ottosson Dog Brick comes with 3 types of treat hiding compartments to test your furry’ friends skills! Flip lid compartments open and slide to reveal two separate treat hiding spots while removable brick bones conceal the third hidden compartments in this puzzle dog toy.
- ENCOURAGES POSITIVE PLAY HABITS: This fun and rewarding puzzle is great for reducing anxious dog behavior and redirecting destructive behavior.
- BPA, PVC & PHTHALATE-FREE: Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound interactive treat dog puzzles are designed with your pet’s health in mind from food safe materials that you can trust with your dog. Easy to clean with warm water and soap between uses.
- PLAY IT SAFE: No toy is indestructible. Do not leave toys with unsupervised pets. Remove and replace toy if damaged.
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Outward Hound Hedgehogz Plush Dog Toy, Small
Original price was: $5.59.$3.99Current price is: $3.99.
Outward Hound Nina Ottosson Dog Brick Interactive Treat Puzzle Dog Toy, Intermediate
Original price was: $12.99.$8.38Current price is: $8.38.
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer |
No |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions |
12.75 x 8.75 x 1.75 inches ,1.2 Pounds |
| Item model number |
67333 |
| Department |
mens |
| Date First Available |
July 13 ,2017 |
| Manufacturer |
Outward Hound |
| Country of Origin |
China |
Last updated on November 23, 2024 5:56 am Details
Description
Reviews (129980)
Sam Baxter –
My pup doesnt eat kibble as treats/enrichment – But thought he might with this, so interchanged treatos and kibble in between the ‘holes’
Clever Dog went through and only nibbled out all the treats…. I guess that makes it extra tricky/enriching?
It is a great sturdy feeder, I have no doubt it will last well – Be extra sure you ‘click’ the middle in securely though,or a ferocious pup might be able to pop the layers apart (as they are all joined through the spine with the top layer ‘clicking in’
I only gave 3 stars for easy to clean – as with all of these style toys & ‘wetter’ treats, if you dont have a dishwasher you will be there with a toothbrush, or a high powered hose to get bits out of the ‘corners’ there is just no avoiding it.
Elunora –
I have a very, very energetic and smart dog who needs lots of mental stimulation . He was recovering from an Illness and in 120 degree heat we don’t have the greatest chances to go outside, thus a bored dog. I got him another doggy puzzle that work, but he figured out in a few seconds. This one is great! He loves it and gets excited when he sees me pull it out. It took him a bit to figure out at first- now he can do it in a minute or so. But it worked like a charm for a mental stimulation while recovering from illness. I recommend!
Note- he is an aggressive chewer, this thing will not stand a chance. The red covers are made to pop on and off so it won’t break, but he took one and demolished the thing in a few bites. Do not leave alone with a high chewer dog
Sal –
I got this to keep my puppy busy, interested, and mainly mentally busy and tired so she would not want to chew us or other things.
I got intermediate level, already overestimating my 12-week puppy’s capabilities. As usual, the Amazon package arrived swiftly but it was without a brown Amazon box. I read the new policy/ change to save waste (which I support). But it has no plastic warp on the inside product itself, which got me suspicious of being a used product, but gave it a rinse and wipe and gave treats to my pup inside. She saw it and was very excited. I don’t know for what but she was excited and somewhat expecting what it is. I gave them treats inside and covered all the pockets and she solved and ate all in an instant. Either my cutest puppy is too smart or this product is TOO SIMPLE. I will go the latter as I have seen her chasing her tail and tripping over her own foot.
Pros:
1. Sturdy and well-built product. Size is good.
2. The material seems safe and sturdy. The colors are nice to keep the dog/ pup interested
3. doesn’t skid much on the floor
4. The flat bottom prevent dog from carrying and swig it around
Cons:
1. Just too easy to solve. Keeps pups busy for a short bit you have to refill soon. PURPOSE NOT SOLVED
I will be upgrading a level or two in a few weeks. Maybe I baby is a genius infact
Rachel Davis –
Mi perrhija estaba muy triste por destruir las anteriores tapitas, su juegue volvió a estar como nuevo
Sarah –
I have a very busy pup who needs something to entertain her when she isn’t sleeping so I started looking and trying products. After several fails, this one set! The center spinner is still a mystery to both my dogs but it is still plenty worth every cent. My pup spends about 20 min or so on it and my older girl won’t leave until every, single, piece is found. Its great! My only criticism is that because the center spinner is difficult to move, they tend to try and bite the sliding holder off the board. So there are deer teeth marks and chunks out of them. I just keep an eye on the girls while they are using it and when they start to bite, I help them out. Those things could be made stronger. Thats it!
candice andyn –
4か月になる子犬ですが、コングではすぐ飽きてしまい、留守番中に退屈で吠えて困っていました。
このボールにドライフードを入れたところずっと遊んでます！やっとみつけた。。
簡単に餌が出るので難易度は低いですが、早食い防止にも良いかもです。
Sarah –
This thing is great. Our dog is pretty clever so he usually works it out fast but it takes him a good ten minutes and slows down his eating!
Una maravilla, muy exacta –
Amazing Christmas gift for my beagle. He really liked it and very quickly became possessive of it seeing as it dispenses treats. Best part for me – he wasn’t able to chew it up since I got the large size and quality also seems good. Overall, a positive experience so far.
Elunora –
I have 3 dogs in my house that I think encompass the range of play that this toy brings.
The husky is a five-year-old dog who used this toy exactly like you expected. Once we showed him the sliding pieces and how the locks worked he fully enjoyed and worked the toy as intended.
One-year-old Aussie pup who was not – I’m going to say compatible – with this toy. We did the same instructions as with the husky, but other than the ‘freebie’ he only opened one other. He ended up just sitting next to it and guarding it against the other dogs.
We tried only locking every other lock. We tried unlocking every single one – he still didn’t ‘get’ it.
The odd thing about this though, is we have harder mental toys than this one and he can complete those. A lot more slots with a lot more ‘must do x,y,z to get 1,2,3’ which I found interesting.
The last is our 7-year-old Aussie. This one…this one we nicknamed Hulk because he just brute forces everything. He starts by scratching the top of the toy to force open everything. He then will take a white lock in his mouth and pick it up so it is hanging vertically. This is where he worked the system.
If he dangles it right – where the teal pieces pull away from the frame – the treats just fall out and he eats his fill.
The flaw of this toy is, locked or unlocked, if you tip it on its side right (or completely flip it over) the treats just tumble right out.
Even with his hardcore scratching across the top – the plastic has held its shape. There are no tooth marks on the white locks. We had one of the white pieces get pulled out but was easy to install. I don’t know about the teal pieces if they pop off; although this company is pretty good at making it easy to reassemble if your pet is a destroyer.
I do recommend this toy – if your dog isn’t one to pick it up and chuck it around. The older Aussie is not a ‘thrasher’ either so I can’t really use that as a precursor of compatibility.
The pictures show the dog’s workaround and the variety of mental toys we have for our pack.