Anyone know of a more challenging puzzle for dogs? My 3-lb dog solves this in 3 minutes; need something that'll take longer! Thanks in advance! :)
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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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I suggest another gate. My son figured this gate out (all 3 steps) within a week. At 2 1/2 we now only keep it up to block the dog out. My son can do all 3 steps very fast.
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Hi! I bought this pack for a 5-6 yr old boxer. I pack it with two ziplog bags of uncooked beans and she ends up quited tired. The size is adjustable, so it's great to adapt it to any dog. There are two things to take into account:-Dont let your dog "rub" itself against walls or sth.. my dog loves it and the pack is resistant, but not THAT resistant so holes are starting to appear. Don't let your dog chew it either hehe-Try to take your dog at the same time every day. I have to adjust the bag before and after my dog eats. Apart from that I highly recommend it specially if you have pulling-the-leash problems or a trained dog. Hi! I bought this pack for a 5-6 yr old boxer. I pack it with two ziplog bags of uncooked beans and she ends up quited tired. The size is adjustable, so it's great to adapt it to any dog. There are two things to take into account:-Dont let your dog "rub" itself against walls or sth.. my dog loves it and the pack is resistant, but not THAT resistant so holes are starting to appear. Don't let your dog chew it either hehe-Try to take your dog at the same time every day. I have to adjust the bag before and after my dog eats. Apart from that I highly recommend... » Read More Hi! I bought this pack for a 5-6 yr old boxer. I pack it with two ziplog bags of uncooked beans and she ends up quited tired. The size is adjustable, so it's great to adapt it to any dog. There are two things to take into account:-Dont let your dog "rub" itself against walls or sth.. my dog loves it and the pack is resistant, but not THAT resistant so holes are starting to appear. Don't let your dog chew it either hehe-Try to take your dog at the same time every day. I have to adjust the bag before and after my dog eats. Apart from that I highly recommend it specially if you have pulling-the-leash problems or a trained dog. « Show Less
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Oh gosh! We did four puzzles this summer on vacation and I don't remember any of them being gigantic. I want to say 2 x 3 at the largest.
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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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Our Lab chewed a hole right above the squeaker, it only took her about 10 seconds to do that. The squeaker fell out so I threw that ball away. Pit Bulls and Labs are notorious chewers, so never ever ever let them be alone with any toy other than a kong. A really fun thing to do with these balls is to throw them up onto your roof and when they come down, they bounce all directions, and they also float, so you can throw them into the ocean or lake for her/him to retrieve. We have about 4 of them and they are our Lab's favourite toy. I have other suggestions for toys that are almost indestructible, but never trust them alone. Our Lab chewed a hole right above the squeaker, it only took her about 10 seconds to do that. The squeaker fell out so I threw that ball away. Pit Bulls and Labs are notorious chewers, so never ever ever let them be alone with any toy other than a kong. A really fun thing to do with these balls is to throw them up onto your roof and when they come down, they bounce all directions, and they also float, so you can throw them into the ocean or lake for her/him to retrieve. We have about 4 of them and they are our Lab's favourite toy. I have other suggestions for toys that are... » Read More Our Lab chewed a hole right above the squeaker, it only took her about 10 seconds to do that. The squeaker fell out so I threw that ball away. Pit Bulls and Labs are notorious chewers, so never ever ever let them be alone with any toy other than a kong. A really fun thing to do with these balls is to throw them up onto your roof and when they come down, they bounce all directions, and they also float, so you can throw them into the ocean or lake for her/him to retrieve. We have about 4 of them and they are our Lab's favourite toy. I have other suggestions for toys that are almost indestructible, but never trust them alone. « Show Less
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I have a toy poodle puppy and he has already taken a sizeable chunk out on one Kong...he only gets the new one with a treat and as soon as the treat is eaten the Kong it's put up...I'd be wary when making a purchase ...possible that the really big ones are stronger?
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Sorry I can' help. I haven't gotten that far with my dog as yet. Good luck!
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The pieces are of varying thickness. My 45 lb. cockapoo takes anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes depending on the size of the piece.
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I think it depends on the dog. Does your dog tend to break things? If yes, maybe go for the bustercube.
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My dog is about the same weight and I would call her a very aggressive chewer. This is by far her favorite chew toy and it has lasted way longer than I ever expected. It is chewed up pretty well, but she still loves it and it looks to last for a good while yet. You might want to give it a try. Good luck!
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My dog is a small dog (10#) and has not destroyed this toy yet and she has destroyed other plush toys in the past. It seems well constructed and has given her many, many hours of fun! Since it's not terribly expensive, I think it's worth a try - but for sure go for the jumbo size. I have the large for my small dog, but I think the large for a bigger dog could become a choking hazard.
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JF my active, playful 7 year old Bichon-poo just went blind suddenly (SARDs) 3 days ago - would be interested to know what else you've found that your dog enjoys. Just found a treat-ball that got her "snorty" trying to get the treats out. It makes noise when it rolls while the treats are in there. PetCo had a stuffed duck that quacks when you squeeze it, and keeps squeaking for a bit of time. Made me smile to see her find it. :)
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I thought they were the same thing when I first saw IQ Fit. (We have the LonPos puzzle as "Kanoodle".) It is a different puzzle. This board has holes in it. You have to place all the pieces into the puzzle so the top is completely flat. Therefore, to get everything in the right places, you have to turn twist and make sure the excess nubs go down into the board holes. The challenges tell you where to place a few of the pieces. Then you have to figure out the rest. Personally, I like this one more than LonPos.
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I have a German Shepherd/Rott/Lab mix that it works great for..! He weighs approx 125lbs and would initially jump in and out of my SUV. After he pulled a muscle doing this, I resorted to searching the web for something other than a set of steps that would be more cumbersome for me to handle. Hence, I found the OttoStep.....best thing going!! I love it and so does he..!! He was a little leery at first, but quickly picked up the concept. He does not have to jump at all. I would highly recommend it, especially for larger, older four legged friends. Hope this helps in making your decision. :)
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pretty fast for this type of toy, I think an average dog could keep up. The dog's body is quite hard though, not for chewing at all.
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I had the same problem. Solved this puzzle three different ways (ball in wooden basket, plants thriving in the light) and didn't get the completion box. What's up? And is there a way to skip past a puzzle? Thanks.