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This Item  Outward Hound Nina Ottosson Dog Tornado Dog Puzzle Interactive Treat Puzzle Dog Enrichment Dog Toy, Level 2 Intermediate, Blue |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Coconut Cove | joymall |
| target species | Dog | Dog | Dog | Dog | Dog | Dog, Cat |
| size | Dog Tornado | One-Size | Extra Parts | Level 3 (Advanced) | Level 2 (Intermediate) | Small |
| material | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Silicone, Ceramic |
| style | Dog Tornado | Fun Feeder Lickin' Layers | Extra Bones (5-pack) | Level 3 (Advanced) | Dog Brick | Modern |
| weight | 1.2 pounds | 1.65 pounds | — | 2 pounds | 1.2 pounds | 0.46 pounds |
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Ciaran gives it two paws up.
My friends border collie has one, and loves it. (She’s much brighter than my Labrahound). I decided to give it a try when the price dropped. He is having fun and getting good at figuring it out, much faster than I thought he would. Getting some mental exercise with his treats. (Start them out with simple ones, and give a little help at first. )
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024
Color: Dog BrickVerified Purchase
My friends border collie has one, and loves it. (She’s much brighter than my Labrahound). I decided to give it a try when the price dropped. He is having fun and getting good at figuring it out, much faster than I thought he would. Getting some mental exercise with his treats. (Start them out with simple ones, and give a little help at first. )
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2023
But for the dog owner willing to sit down and get slobbery, this toy is worth every penny for its canine brain-busting genius and human entertainment factor. For his size, manipulating the pieces took some higher-than-usual dexterity and care, given that he generally uses his face instead of his paws for problem-solving (like nudging open cracked doors).
Our boy quickly figured out the flip lids (which come off easily) and slide pieces (which don't), but his brain is absolutely boggled by the concept of removing the white bone-shaped pieces in the middle. Three rounds of "find it" and now he's on the couch, sleeping off the mental workout. 😂
Five stars for overall excellence. Chew-proof and durability probably not so much, and we just opened it today, so hard to rate for longevity, but we will absolutely be back for more puzzles in the future!
Color: Dog BrickVerified Purchase
If you're in the reviews trying to decide, IT IS SO WORTH IT!
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2023
Our dog is a 65lb rotti mix, and rough on his toys, so he needed a bit of guidance to prevent him just flipping it across the floor, or picking up and shaking it. It probably wouldn't last long with that kind of treatment. The individual pieces are absolutely not made to withstand heavy chewing, so if you've got an indiscriminate chewer, be advised that this is probably not a toy to leave out unsupervised.Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2023
But for the dog owner willing to sit down and get slobbery, this toy is worth every penny for its canine brain-busting genius and human entertainment factor. For his size, manipulating the pieces took some higher-than-usual dexterity and care, given that he generally uses his face instead of his paws for problem-solving (like nudging open cracked doors).
Our boy quickly figured out the flip lids (which come off easily) and slide pieces (which don't), but his brain is absolutely boggled by the concept of removing the white bone-shaped pieces in the middle. Three rounds of "find it" and now he's on the couch, sleeping off the mental workout. 😂
Five stars for overall excellence. Chew-proof and durability probably not so much, and we just opened it today, so hard to rate for longevity, but we will absolutely be back for more puzzles in the future!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2020
Color: Dog BrickVerified Purchase
Ball treat dispenser:
I specifically bought this ball because it’s diameter is larger than the height from floor to furniture in my apartment - the other ball would get under furniture and I spent a lot of time looking for the ball. I use the ball for feeding my dog his kibble. The problem with this ball is that you cannot twist and open it. So I have to carefully pour in the kibble from the measuring cup. I considered using a funnel but I don’t want the clutter. So you won’t be able to clean this as easily as one you could open. On the bright side, there are less pieces to deal with. Also, I think my dog doesn’t find it as entertaining. There isn’t much challenge - he just nudges it with his nose and the thing spews food. This also means that he isn’t preoccupied for as long. So 3 paws from my dog and 3 stars from me.
Worker puzzle:
I got it from Amazon for $15. The package was badly damaged and the center piece had a small piece that attaches to the larger and darker piece was broken off. This is what allows the center piece to spin around. I was able to fix it with sugru. I let him at it and I think he figured it out in the time it took for me to put away the dishes. This puzzle was easy for him compared to the Casino and Twister puzzle which are all Advanced/Level 3 puzzles. I think it is also easier for him because it doesn’t have little handles he needs to pull out. So I think we’re on to level 4.
The Twister Review:
4-5 month update: my dog finally figured out the Twister. It was frustrating for me and my dog. I had him try out the Casino. It had a shorter learning curve and can finish it in around 5-10 minutes. Then, after a week of doing Casino, I gave him the Twister puzzle and he got that done in under 10 minutes. I think he really needed the Casino puzzle to pick up skills so he could apply it to the Twister. What I did previously was akin to giving a child The Little Train That Could followed by a college level General Chemistry text book and expecting a thesis at the end of it. So I’m completely satisfied now with the puzzle and bumped up my rating to 5/5. So tied string and looped it around a triangular piece of cardboard like a pedal, and gave him the command paw. He was able to pull the key and open the lock with my makeshift pedal in a few minutes. I think the challenge of the puzzle is more physical - the handles are small for human fingers and it isn’t something ergonomic or practical for paws. Maybe if you had a pet monkey it would work great. Design-wise I think humans were given preference over dogs. My dog eventually has figured it out and he is able to open it.
The Brick Review: This is the first puzzle my dog was exposed to so it took him longer to figure it out. It took maybe 30 minutes for my 12-year-old Jack Russell to figure out the puzzle. No hints for him! The second time, he got it done in 10 minutes. I initially had some apprehension before purchasing, because I wasn't sure he would be able to figure it out. I had a homemade puzzle made for him that he gave up on.
I shared the puzzle with another dog (a samoyed) and it took her a few days. I never had to remove the puzzle from my senior Jack Russel who would just leave the puzzle after he was done, but the 2-year-old samoyed destroyed parts of the brick puzzle.
Casino Review: This puzzle took longer to learn. By 3 months he was able to consistently solve the puzzle. I know he’s learned something because it takes him less time to solve the puzzle. He didn’t do puzzles for a month and he was doing the twister puzzle for a while and his time to solve the puzzle increased. So just like humans, dogs have to relearn something they haven’t seen in a while.
I specifically bought this ball because it’s diameter is larger than the height from floor to furniture in my apartment - the other ball would get under furniture and I spent a lot of time looking for the ball. I use the ball for feeding my dog his kibble. The problem with this ball is that you cannot twist and open it. So I have to carefully pour in the kibble from the measuring cup. I considered using a funnel but I don’t want the clutter. So you won’t be able to clean this as easily as one you could open. On the bright side, there are less pieces to deal with. Also, I think my dog doesn’t find it as entertaining. There isn’t much challenge - he just nudges it with his nose and the thing spews food. This also means that he isn’t preoccupied for as long. So 3 paws from my dog and 3 stars from me.
Worker puzzle:
I got it from Amazon for $15. The package was badly damaged and the center piece had a small piece that attaches to the larger and darker piece was broken off. This is what allows the center piece to spin around. I was able to fix it with sugru. I let him at it and I think he figured it out in the time it took for me to put away the dishes. This puzzle was easy for him compared to the Casino and Twister puzzle which are all Advanced/Level 3 puzzles. I think it is also easier for him because it doesn’t have little handles he needs to pull out. So I think we’re on to level 4.
The Twister Review:
4-5 month update: my dog finally figured out the Twister. It was frustrating for me and my dog. I had him try out the Casino. It had a shorter learning curve and can finish it in around 5-10 minutes. Then, after a week of doing Casino, I gave him the Twister puzzle and he got that done in under 10 minutes. I think he really needed the Casino puzzle to pick up skills so he could apply it to the Twister. What I did previously was akin to giving a child The Little Train That Could followed by a college level General Chemistry text book and expecting a thesis at the end of it. So I’m completely satisfied now with the puzzle and bumped up my rating to 5/5. So tied string and looped it around a triangular piece of cardboard like a pedal, and gave him the command paw. He was able to pull the key and open the lock with my makeshift pedal in a few minutes. I think the challenge of the puzzle is more physical - the handles are small for human fingers and it isn’t something ergonomic or practical for paws. Maybe if you had a pet monkey it would work great. Design-wise I think humans were given preference over dogs. My dog eventually has figured it out and he is able to open it.
The Brick Review: This is the first puzzle my dog was exposed to so it took him longer to figure it out. It took maybe 30 minutes for my 12-year-old Jack Russell to figure out the puzzle. No hints for him! The second time, he got it done in 10 minutes. I initially had some apprehension before purchasing, because I wasn't sure he would be able to figure it out. I had a homemade puzzle made for him that he gave up on.
I shared the puzzle with another dog (a samoyed) and it took her a few days. I never had to remove the puzzle from my senior Jack Russel who would just leave the puzzle after he was done, but the 2-year-old samoyed destroyed parts of the brick puzzle.
Casino Review: This puzzle took longer to learn. By 3 months he was able to consistently solve the puzzle. I know he’s learned something because it takes him less time to solve the puzzle. He didn’t do puzzles for a month and he was doing the twister puzzle for a while and his time to solve the puzzle increased. So just like humans, dogs have to relearn something they haven’t seen in a while.
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Great treat or meal puzzle
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Great Beginner Puzzle
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Keeps my pup entertained
Reviewed in Canada on January 20, 2024Color: Dog TwisterVerified Purchase
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great for a chihuahua
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