Why this one

  • Three puzzlesSliders, flip lids and lift-out cones on one board.

  • Rubber feetRubber feet sit under the board while he paws at it.

  • Guide includedA training booklet shows how to introduce each part, one at a time.

How it'll go

  1. Teach your dog how the game works.
  2. Supervise closely while he plays.
  3. Introduce harder challenges gradually and encourage him as he learns.

What you'll notice

  • Watch him stop pawing at random and start working the pieces in order.

Good to know

The catch: Compact board: big dogs find it fiddly

  • The cones are chewable. Stay in the room while he plays and pack it up after.
  • It's a compact board. Big paws find it fiddly, so it fits small and mid-size dogs best.

Skip it if: Your dog is new to puzzles or is a big breed. The Nina Ottosson Dog Brick Puzzle Toy is a level 2 start.

Quick facts

  • TypeDog puzzle board
  • Use onTreat puzzle play
  • ForDogs