and if you’re living in an apartment without an outside space for your dog to run around in, this can create even more of a challenge. dog puzzles have a lot of uses, but the two biggest ones are distraction and mental stimulation. the one thing we’d advise against, though, is starting your pup off on a puzzle that’s too difficult — it can be discouraging, and may end in your dog staring up at you with beady eyes that …
some of them are interactive and are perfect to stimulate the natural curiosity of dogs. below is a list of some of the indestructible puzzle toys for your canine friend. you can expect your pup to stuff the squirrels back in and do it again and again. fill the toy with some dog treats and let your pet earn his way to a delicious reward. the dispensing speed of this ball can be set according to the desired difficulty. this …
this dog puzzle is a long-standing, paw-some tool for dog parents and dog trainers—it may even help beat unruly behavior and teach new skills to your furry friend. show your dog how the treat maze bobs and flips to release reward. shake it: after filling the treat maze, shake the saucer a little to move around the scent of the treats and to help your dog understand that tasty treats are waiting for them inside. there is no way to …
as the saying goes, “a tired dog is a good dog,” and there are no better dog toys to help stimulate your dog mentally and help them expend that extra energy than dog puzzle toys. your pup will have to use her intellect to not only find the hidden dog treats but also work out how to get to them. interactive dog toys can also be used to strengthen the bond between you and your pet. using a game like …
the smarter toys iq treat ball dog toy promotes a healthy lifestyle for your furry friend because it promotes mental stimulation, exercise, slower eating habits and makes her feel rewarded! the 3-inch ball is paw-fect for small and medium dogs and the 4-inch ball is grr-eat for medium dogs and larger dogs. the iq treat ball features an insert that allows you to adjust the difficulty, determining how hard your dog has to work to get the treats out of …