Outward Hound Nina Ottosson Brick Interactive Puzzle Game Dog Toy

My dog really loves this toy. I was looking for a nice interactive toy that would stimulate my dog and this keeps him busy for a good 10-15 mins. Plus it’s very cute to watch him solve the puzzle.

It didn't take long for my kitten to solve. I was really impressed by how smoothly the pieces moved; that it had multiple places with their own opening types; and that when he pulled the tops off their hinges that it looked like the company had that in mind - the boxes were so easy to put back together. I look forward to using it again and again for slow treats.

My dog and I both love this puzzle. I love that he can chew on the pieces and they don’t snap and he loves finding all his treats. Lots of little places to hide food. Great toy

Loved the challenge it gave my dog. Buying the next level for him now because he mastered this in 5 mins tops now! Gets them tired and happy.

It's fun and good for dogs of all ages. There are plenty of compartments to put food or treats in, along with doors to open, compartments that slide, ect.

I liked how it kept my 10 month old golden doodle busy for a little while, but I disliked how easy it was for her to get the pieces out/off. She chewed it to smithereens.

Great game! We have a 4.5 pound Yorkie and she loves this game!

If your dog is treat motivated I would 100 recommend! It was raining and I couldn’t walk my dog this helped them become busy

does the job as a puzzle but isnt the best puzzle i have seen. lots of moving parts but it does do the job of keeping your dog engaged! Just not as functional since the white bones get in the way and it just becomes a mess. if your dog knows to place the white pieces away from the puzzle then this will be enjoyable! my dog is 16 pounds for reference!

Our new rescue dog loves this toy .

Got this to help keep our dachshund pup busy and ended up being a total hit for our older dogs too!

This is the first enrichment toy I’ve gotten for my dog, so I wasn’t sure what level of difficulty would be best for her. I didn’t want her to figure it out and get bored, but she’s not the smartest dog. After a few months, she generally knows how the compartments work, but she’s so impatient that she just scratches at it until something opens instead of figuring out a more efficient way. She spends about 10 minutes on it, and it’s fun to watch too. It’s a great way to get her to eat slowly; the only problem is she hasn’t learned that play time is dinner time! She begs for more food after.

My dog figured this out the first time we put it down. Either he is very intelligent or it’s way to easy. I tend toward the latter!

My only complaint is it’s way too easy for my puppy and had to return

Really fun and not at all difficult to use. My dog is more street smart than anything so she can rip the lids off, but it all snaps back in no problem. My kid loves hiding treats among dog food and it keeps the whole family occupied!

Our dog loves this toy and gets excited whenever we take it out of the closet. Watching her try to figure it out is fun for her and great entertainment for us.

I have an active rat terrier rescue and this puzzle is great for an afternoon activity while I finish up work.

This is a fun toy but it was too easy for my dog. She found all the treats within a couple minutes.

My doberman loves this puzzle. He learned a "stage 1" puzzle very quickly so he needed a new challenge & this was perfect! I have to flip the white bone pieces upside down, though, because there's no way for him to grip them when they're placed the way the photos show.

I bought this toy because my blind maltipoo has been eating her food in literally FIFTEEN SECONDS FLAT and needs to slow down and also be enriched more probably. She doesn't like to play much anymore unless food or a bone is involved, so I had hoped this toy would interest her. Holy canoli, does my dog love this puzzle toy. She is fed small portions 3 times a day so we now switch off feeding her breakfast in her bowl, lunch in this puzzle toy, and dinner in a kong rolly ball (which is also a recent purchase that I recommend). She goes nuts and barks while we are filling up the puzzle and then scratches, noses, and slides the little boxes around, sometimes even tearing the covers off the boxes (which luckily can be snapped back on easily). She figured out how to interact with the toy despite being blind immediately, much to my delight! It is also so fun to watch her play with it and figure it out. We have had this toy for maybe 2 weeks and she has already gotten really good at it, so I'm considering buying her a more difficult toy! My dog also sometimes wears a cone for when her allergies are bad and she is still able to use the toy with the cone on. A few times she even wanted to play with one of the bone lids after she was done eating and chewed on it and batted it around, even wanting me to throw it for her to go "fetch". It was the cutest thing and I am SO GLAD that I bought this toy! 20/10 reccomend!!!!! ALthough if you have a larger dog, I imagine they might flip this over. Still worth a try!