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Kyjen Paw Hide Puzzle Dog Toy

$9.99
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Kyjen Paw Hide Puzzle Dog Toy

$9.99

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Product Summary:

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Kyjen Paw Hide Puzzle Dog Toy

 

The Paw Hide Dog Toy Puzzle works on a reward system. It has 7 foods or treats chambers that challenge your dog to lift each cup in order to get the reward. This toy is ideal for teaching your dog the basics of eating obedience and problem-solving. Dogs will instinctively enjoy the challenge of hunting and seeking out the hidden food in this Puzzle Toy.

 

Features

·         Rubber soles to prevent slippage

·         Eliminates boredom!

·         Keeps your pets healthy, happy and engaged!

·         Ideal for teaching your dog the basics of eating obedience and problem-solving

 

Item Specifications:

Size

10"L x 10"W x 3"H
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Product Reviews by Customers

Rated 2 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Just not for my dog. This might be a challenge for another (and dare I say) less brilliant dog. It took my German Shepherd 4 year old dog less than 45 seconds to figure it out, and take all the tops off... and the time included him eating each treat. The cost is worth trying it out. The toy should be played with only under supervision. I think my dog would have started on the removable cups which being plastic would have bit the dust quickly. March 28, 2011
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