Puzzle Toys for Dogs

Easily stimulate your treat-motivated dog's intellect. Challenging puzzle toys keep him busy and out of trouble, and offer a reward to keep him interested and entertained. Try all 4 to change up the challenge and bring new excitement. Teach your dog how to retrieve the treats, and then show off his smarts every time you have a visitor. Nontoxic, dishwasher-safe plastic toys include slide-preventing rubber feet.

Treat Triad has 3 flap-covered chambers and a rotating top lock your dog must move to reveal the chambers. Once he has access to the chambers, he must figure out how to lift them and remove the treats. Kibble Drop offers 4 flap-covered chambers from which to fish out treats. You simply drop treats into the top hole and your dog must sniff out the chamber(s) they fell into. Paw Flapper contains 8 total chambers; your dog must open 4 top flaps and rotate the toy's top to reveal the treats below. Jigsaw Glider has an interlocking, sliding cover that hides 4 chambers; your dog must slide panels in the correct order to reveal treats.

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Treat Triad

1. Before introducing your dog to the Treat Triad, put some treats or kibble in your hand. Let your dog smell the treats. Allow him to watch you place the treats inside the toy. Then be sure to close all the flaps and align the top locking layer.
2. Let your dog sniff the toy to figure out where the treats are located. Encourage him to interact with the toy and move the rotating lock. Once he has moved the lock and revealed the treat flaps, let your dog use his nose to open the treat chambers.
3. Your dog must figure out how to use its muzzle to lift the treat chambers in order to uncover the treats. Once your dog retrieves the goodies, be sure to praise him for a job well done. Replace new treats and secure the toy for another round of mental exercise.

1. Before introducing your dog to the Kibble Drop, put some treats or kibble in your hand. Let your dog smell the treats. Allow him to watch you place a few treats inside the toy.
2. Let your dog sniff the toy to figure out where the treats are located. Encourage him to interact with the toy and use his nose to life open the treat chambers.
3. Once your dog retrieves the goodies, be sure to praise him for a job well done. To make the challenge more difficult, place only one treat in the toy at a time. Repeat for more challenges.

1. Before introducing your dog to the Paw Flapper, put some treats or kibble in your hand. Let your dog smell the treats. Allow him to watch you place the treats inside the toy. Be sure to put treats in all eight chambers.
2. Your dog must figure out how to use its muzzle to lift the treat chambers in order to uncover the treats. The top flapping layers also rotate to reveal 4 more hidden chambers. Once your dog retrieves the goodies, be sure to praise him for a job well done. Replace with new treats for another round of fun.

1. Before introducing your dog to the Jigsaw Glider, put some treats or kibble in your hand. Let your dog smell the treats. Allow him to watch you place the treats inside the toy. Be sure to put treats in all four chambers.
2. First, your dog must figure out how to use its muzzle to slide the outer chambers open to retrieve the treats. After they are open, your dog can slide the center chamber to reveal two more treat chambers. Once your dog retrieves the dog treats, be sure to praise him for a job well done. Replace new treats for another round of fun.