What is the next more challenging puzzle toy? Our little dog had this figured out in just a 10 min.
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Maggie figured it out pretty quick too. I still will hide the treats in the toy when I leave but just ordered and received the kong toys where you hide the treats inside, or use peanut butter. I think that will keep her occupied a little bit longer. i don't know of any other toys but will keep looking. Please let me know if you find something too!
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We bought our dogs a Trixie puzzle level 3. Trixie makes several levels of difficulty and their chess puzzle can be changed as your dog learns how to use it. Trixie puzzles are very solid and sold on amazon.. Good luck!
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Try "Shuffle Bone" by Spot Seek a Treat. Only our hound can do this one. The other 3 dogs are baffled.
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I am wondering the same thing. My Lab had it solved in less than one minute. He still likes it when we fill it with treats though. We have purchased a few other puzzles and it seems that they are all too easy or easily destroyed. If you have a dog that has a big mouth like a lab, I would not recommend buying any of the ones made of particle board/wood.
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The Kyjen dog games doggy blocks spinner puzzle, i found it at petco it is a similar idea but also can spin and open to more treats, it took my dog a little while to figure out how to spin it and get more treats out
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This puzzle was not easy but I did complete it. It took a couple weeks at 2 or so hours a day.
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As far as I know this is the first level. I believe it is called the 'original' Perplexus and I assume the others came after it and are more sophisticated games for people who mastered the original and were looking for more challenges. I have given it to a 5 year old and 8 year old grand-child and both were very enthusiastic - and so were their parents!
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Yes. Our 4 year old is very good at these type of puzzles. He has a brother two years older and a cousin 5 years older that found this "toy" very entertaining and challenging.
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Depends on the breed and your interest and patience. This toy is really about your relationship with your dog. Our 4 mos old Aussie really enjoyed working with us to figure this out, but needed the guidance and step by step clues to complete. It is NOT a toy that puppysits like food balls and stuffed Kongs. This is like a tutoring session and for some dogs, like our adult Shiba, it was way over his head.
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LOL Ms. Keys, I am not sure either. My son is 12 at the time he was into beyblades. I think this is one peice to many puzzles. I wish I could be more help. My son picked this out himself.
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I think the bright pink one is the hardest puzzle, but unless you switch them around periodically, the dogs get kinda used to the dishes. The second hardest is the orange one ....it's very deep, so they really have to use their tongues. Hope this helped!
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My dog is bigger than a toy.He is poodle /mini schnauzer mix. He is a chewer and too smart for toy.He figured out how to open it and get treats out. His teeth never got stuck in it.
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i bought it for my 3 year old grandson.......hmmm depends I guess on how excited he gets with puzzles.....a year old would likelp put it together pretty quickly if they have been doing puzzles for some time........ IT IS NEAT THOUGH!
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I have a 5 hr old that obliterates ALL her toys in literally minutes. This toy when she plays with it shows no sign of damage. But I think it frustrates her a little as she gives up on it. Anyway it is still in one piece after months of off and on playing. AND the company will give u a new one free if yours does succeed. How can u loose? After all I spend an easy $100/yr on toys that don't last an hour. This is a no brainer.
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I do not know corgis very well, but I can tell you that my 9 year-old mini-dachshund figured out how to get the top off and get to all the food in less than an hour.
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My dog used to play for months with the solid Kong Extreme balls.... since they stopped selling the ones with out holes we've had to get the ones with holes in them.... she destroys them in less than two hours.
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I'd probably wait a until the child was closer to 2. I purchased it for my grandson who had just turned 2 and he figured it out fairly easily but as we have since discovered, unlike his older brother, he apparently got the "puzzle gene". He loves puzzles and can do them just about as well as his 4 1/2 yr. old brother. They are both bright little boys but just look at the world differently. Even if the 12 month old has the "puzzle gene", it will most likely be months before he/she is ready for the beginner pattern one. There are some other Melissa and Doug puzzles that would be better starters - I'd look in to the Jumbo Knob ones for now.
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Mine are about 4.5 x 3 x 2.5 inches. Unless you have a really large dog, I don't think that would be an issue. This has been her favorite toy for 10 months now. I highly recommend it. However, not all dogs like to do puzzles and stick their noes into holes like my pup.
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my German Sheppard has gotten all of the other puzzles.. this one takes time there are 3 steps they have to go through she hasn't gotten all of it with out help but she keeps after it have fun
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We bought it for my 10 year old & he enjoyed it. He has more patience than our 11 yr old, so I think it will be great. The pieces are way tinier than standard Lego, so that makes it challenging.
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That I don't know as we don't have any sound puzzles. The chunky ones with pieces that rise above the main puzzle do fit well, if that helps.