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Release Date: 2006-11-14
Average Customer Rating: 3.5
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| Features• Interactive dog toy provides multi-sensory appeal to keep your pet engaged
• Durable non-toxic material withstands prolonged play
• Textured rubber wrap cleans teeth
• For dogs over 40 pounds
• Treats sold separately
Not a good treat dispenserMy Akita mix pup then, and even now as an adult does not like this toy. There are much better treat dispensers on the market, like "Bob a lot."
The purple dispenser is a large neoprene container similar to a water bottle for hiking. My dog was afraid of the toy until I helped him get some of the treats out with the rubber attachment that slides in and out of the bottle. He had no interest in trying to get them out on his own and still doesn't.
I have a 4 month old lab pup and she has no interest either.
I think it's a poor design.
Great concept, but my dogs find little interest in itIt's a sturdy jug and easy to fill with treats. My dogs, however, do not find it interesting and have spent little to no time playing with it.
great dog toyI got this toy for my two pomeranians and the boy just loves it. He has a high food drive anyway but just put some good smelling treats in this and he will play with it until they all come out. It's easy to load with just a few but if you put their whole day's food in it you have to hold you hand over the rubber ball so they won't spill out.
Difficult for my dogHave a border collie that I was hoping would love this toy. It is sturdy enough and well made but I can't find any kibble that fits. Anything I have put in the jar is too large for the dog to successfully get out. Right now she just walks around with the rope in her mouth and the jar dangling. Just be aware that it takes a very small treat to go in the jar.
Great Thinking ToyMy Lab Mix loves this toy. When he was a pup he had a hard time figuring it out and would get frustrated and just bark at it. But as he got older he tossed it around enough to get some food out. What really helped was sitting down with him and shaking some out, getting him to pull on the rope etc. What you can also do is take out the rope if that makes it easier and then if they'd got the hang of it add the rope again. Using smaller food helps too. It was fun to see him finally figure out a strategy for getting the food out.
Product DescriptionThe ultimate interactive dog toy! This ingenious design actually stimulates your dog's sense of sight, smell, hearing, touch and taste to keep him coming back for more time after time. The bottle can actually be filled with treats for a friendly tease as your favorite pooch tries to remove them. The rope top eventually gives way to the treats with just the right pull, rewarding you pet for his hard work! The rattling-action provided by the treats inside further works as motivation to keep him playing. Recommended for larger dogs.
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