Dog Puzzle Toys, Level 3 in 1 Interactive Dog Toys for Boredom, Funny Feeding Toy for IQ Training Brain Stimulating, Treat Dispenser Dog Toy for Large Medium Small Dogs

Interactive Dog Toys

Dog treat dispenser toy is a funny treat dispenser that will prepared your dogs for more challenging games.

This dog brain games will improve dog’s thinking and decision-making ability to think and make wise decisions.

Slow feeding training will develop good eating habits and prevent physical illnesses caused by fast eating, such as bloating and diarrhea.

Difficulty Level I – Suitable for dogs just starting their intelligence training

• The first playing method of difficulty level-1

1. Install the sliding boxes onto the track and add food to these boxes. (The number of sliding boxes can be increased gradually)
2. The dog needs to slide the boxes and slide the box to the food leak hole so that the food falls and the dog can eat it.

• The second playing method of difficulty level-1

1. Add food to the four sliding-lid boxes respectively.
2. Dogs can simply slide the lid with their nose or paw to eat the contents.

• The third playing method of difficulty level-1

1. Take out the 4 detachable flipping-lid boxes from the toy and install them on the four sides of the toy (you can refer to the tutorial video or the manual provided) .
2. Add food to the four flipping-lid boxes respectively.
3. Dogs can simply flip it open with their nose or paw to eat the contents.

Difficulty Level II – Suitable for dogs that have mastered the gameplay of level-1

1. Install the 4 detachable flip-lid boxes and 9 sliding boxes onto the toy, and add food to these sliding boxes.
2. The dog needs to push the sliding box to the food leak hole and the food inside will fall into the 4 flipping-lid boxes on the toy sides.
3. Flip open the lids to eat the food.

Difficulty Level III – Suitable for dogs that have passed level-2 intelligence training

1. On level 2 difficulty, open the sliding lid to block the movement of some of the sliding boxes so that they cannot be pushed directly into the chute position.
2. The dog needs to open his brain and take a few extra steps to push these boxes to the food leak hole. The food will then fall into the flip-top boxes around the toy and the dog can flip open the lid and eat the food inside.