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My dog loves this toy!!
This “toy” has many uses. It’s my dog Riley’s feeder, toy, and stimulator. I watched the video to understand how to train her to use this. My dog is a 9 yr. old mixed breed hound and ?. She is 40lbs. and probably average intelligence. It took her 3 min. to start getting her food out and was totally focused on this thing. Every night Riley has her dinner from this toy. When she is finished she’s bright eyed with her tail wagging.I would buy this again. It is sturdy and well engineered. Doesn’t slip on my floor now that I have removed the paper that covers the part that makes this thing stay on the floor. I love how it can stay on the floor and not move while Riley’s eating but easy to remove when it needs to be cleaned. As for cleaning, in my opinion, this needs to be cleaned everyday. With the amount of searching, licking and nose pushing that goes on, this thing gets slimy. This is to be expected. Only 2 parts come off. I personally don’t think it’s a big deal to wash this, after all, Riley takes care of me too.

AMAZING FEEDER
Product works in every way advertised. I bought 3 of them for a 7 year old Border Collie, a 4 year old Border Collie, and an 4 month old Boxer Puppy. We use them for all feeding times. They all figured it out. Plenty of space for their food. Adjustable to increase feeding time. Not too loud. Not too large. Easy to clean. Durable. It just works. Smaller than other brand feeders that take up way more space and are more of a hassle. I love these things.It inspired me to buy more KADTC puzzles. Thank you so much! Makes me feel happier that my dogs have more activities like this.

She got bored quickly
At least for my GSD/Boxer girl, it was too easy with the slots opened all the way up and too hard when they were closed much of the way down. She quickly came to mostly ignore it. It is sturdy, easy to clean, and a good value for the money. It just didn’t keep my kid’s interest.

Fun Puppy Games
Good item to keep puppies busy and entertained. My 10 week old puppy has had fun trying to figure out how to get the treats.

This product is advertised for Medium to Small dogs, I definitely can see why now. I tried this food puzzle toy on my large dog, there were difficulties with opening the small panels for the treat/food with a large snout. Also if your dog is tall, you may need to stand the toy on a stool or something to help your dog reach. Although my dog was too big for this food puzzle dispenser, it is still a very good product. I was impressed with how sturdy and well built it is. There’s also a note regarding the adjustable red panels on the middle tumbler which are quite stiff, but are purposely done so, as explained on the label.It took my dog a few tries to get the hang of searching for food in the flap panels. My dog is still not comfortable with turning the middle tumbler herself, seems a bit afraid, I think with a few more training sessions she’ll get the hang of it. So please don’t get this product and assume your dog will know what to do. Best that you provide guidance and of course supervise your dog when they’re using this puzzle feeder.I highly recommend this product for medium/small dog owners, I think that this product would definitely be beneficial for dogs that need more enrichment during their meal times, or perhaps you want them to eat slower. This toy provides both those functions, was easy to clean, and simple to use given the instructions. The side knobs help to secure the tumbler in place and prevent any dislodging of the middle piece. The red panel windows are adjustable to change the difficulty level for your dog as well. I think that given the price, quality of this product and its functions, its value is very good. Highly recommend you give it a try.

I picked this up for our 16 week old Pug puppy. I realize this probably wasn’t designed with his breed in mind, but he is very food motivated and enjoys puzzles so I thought this would be right up his alley. He does enjoy it, but it isn’t a perfect toy for him specifically, for a couple of reasons. The most major reason is the six little doors that need to be lifted up to get at the “treats” or in our dogs case, his kibble. Being a Pug he doesn’t have a snout per se, which made manoeuvring those doors very difficult for him. He figured out what he needed to do quite quickly, but without a protruding nose to nudge the doors up he couldn’t do it easily if at all so he became frustrated very quickly. Because of this we chose to remove those doors altogether- not ideal, but it solved that problem. The second issue is the center canister, where you put the food into. For whatever reason ours is really stiff, meaning it doesn’t rotate easily. We often have to help him rotate it simply because he isn’t heavy or strong enough to make it turn on his own. I cannot imagine it is meant to be so difficult so I am thinking we may have gotten a dud? My husband and I have both looked it over to see if we can figure out why it tends to stick so much, but unfortunately we haven’t found the cause. Despite those complaints, our little guy does seem to enjoy playing with this thing. We basically use it in place of our slow feeder full time now because of how much he seems to like using it. Bottom line? For the right dog I think this would be great, whether used as a slow feeder or just as something to keep them entertained for a while.

Great to keep your dog distracted, my dog was able to get through all 3 levels in a decent amount of time, so I’ve been continuously using it when I leave the house to run errands and I come home to a lazy sleeping pup most of the time.