Nina Ottosson Dog Pyramid Large Level 2 - Reviews
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17.7.2016
The instructions say, "do not let your dog chew on this," but I don't know how you can prevent it. As it is, the test dog left a sizable dent in the non-toxic plastic and had about five to seven minutes of fun batting around the interactive toy.I've had success at something similar using a muffin tin with several toys covering the muffin cups and treats hidden throughout. This is a more impressive version of that treat puzzle. I like that it is made in Scandinavia--great quality. Durable and tough, which helps as the test dog is a toy dog that thinks he is a Rottweiler or a retriever--obviously, since the toy now bears his brand in the form of teeth marks!The test dog tends to play with toys and then abandon them,
12.7.2016
We are Dog people, we love our dogs and love finding fun things for them to use. We just got another young dog, cute as a button and very playful so this is great for him. Now we put some small treats in it and placed it in front of him. At first he just looked at us but soon sniffed the goodies and away he went. It was so cute watching him push this guy all over the floor sniffing the hole to smell the treats. Finally he got a few out and goggled them down. I really wanted to help him but he figured it out and seemed to be having a good time. He took a nice nap after his activity with the product. *smile*....I think it is a good product but maybe some dogs would get frustrated and tear it apart if they are bigger dogs,
11.7.2016
Willy is a 12.5 pound grey tabby. He is a street-smart cat, who was rescued from living in a public garden in New York City. He was only 11 pounds when I adopted him. He will eat anything anytime, probably as a result of his experience as a street cat.When I ordered the Pyramid Interactive Puzzle, I thought that the blurb said that is was for cats. I am still not sure if it is meant for dogs or cats. No matter, Willy was ready to give it a try. It had taken him a while to learn how to get his favorite crunchy snacks out of the
4.7.2019
My dog really likes this toy, it keeps her busy for a good while and the hole being at the top means that she has to do some thinking to get the treats out! Luckily she is not a particularly 'chewy' dog as I think some other people have found the toy is not really for chewing on.I put half her dry food in here at a time - I think if too full (as another reviewer has mentioned) it could be too heavy to right itself, but with a cup full it is no problem.A good toy that my lurcher loves.
20.7.2016
This is like a hollow weeble wobble that you put treats in. The base is weighted and it tries to stay up. Your dog bats it around and rolls it to get the treats (or just his normal kibble) out of the hole. My dog, a toy poodle, loves this toy! I would say this is a good size for smaller dogs. He goes nuts for treats or even just his food (which he normally doesn't care too much about) when it is in this. 10 - 15 kibble in here is good for 5 minutes of dog fun.Recommended!
11.7.2016
You just dump in some kibbles or cat or dog treats and then let them try to dump out the goodies. I had to play with the cat and dog at first to get them started, but then they keep busy on their own. It gives old Ginger a chance to act like a puppy, and Captain Carrot the tomcat gets bored and needs something to do before he finds his own amusement, if you know what I mean. A toy that's easy without parts to lose and not taking up much space is a good choice.
30.7.2016
My dog loved playing with this toy. It is bottom heavy like a Weeble and doesn't stay on it's side for more than a second before bopping back upright. I put some of her small dog food pieces inside and it kept her busy for about half an hour. After she emptied it she chewed on it for a bit. It left some light indentations on the top but she wasn't able to break through it. A fun way for her to entertain herself and get some little rewards.
13.3.2021
We bought this to occupy our 10 month old pup. She loves it and it keeps her quiet for a good 15 minutes using a handful of kibble from her lunchtime allowance.The hole is quite small so the dog needs to manoeuvre it quite precisely to get the treats out. She does enjoy the challenge though.Only downsides are that it can be noisy on a hard floor when the dog is getting excited and it’s a bit tricky to wash the inside.
9.7.2016
This toy keep my bassett hound, Maggie, busy for quite a while and being the food hound she is she gobbled up all 5 treats inside. When I first opened the packaged and found hard plastic I was doubtful that my dogs would play with it. But I was wrong and Maggie really liked it.Highly recommend to entertain your furry friends.
29.7.2020
Seems OK, good size, yet to see if my dogs will take to it but feels sturdy. Colour is different, but obviously that doesn't effect the use.Side note- using approximately 30m of unreasonable packing tape when recyclable alternatives are available did seem somewhat wasteful.
16.7.2020
My dog loves this and it keeps him busy for a while. Only downside is where my dog his scratched it with his teeth it is not so easy to clean. Otherwise extremely happy.
22.9.2019
Great toy for my dog. Slightly harder than the Kong wobbler. Can't open to wash like the wobbler but only use for kibble doesn't get that dirty.
18.11.2019
Brilliant I feed my dog with this doing him good recommend to anyone.
27.12.2019
A good way of getting my dog to eat his food more slowly.
13.3.2021
Keeps my dog busy getting her treats out - she loves it