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This durable, dishwasher-safe rubber toy is treat dispensing and perfect for stimulating your pup's brain!
Small/Medium: 4"L x 3.3"D x 1.36"H
Large: 4.9"L x 4.25"D x 1.6"H
Treat dispensing fun!
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This is the only treat toy that made it an entire month without the flaps tearing of. Believe me she tried hard daily! So I ordered four more!!
I have a Husky/Shepard 10 month puppy who has the ability to find the weak spot in basically anything it feels like and subsequently tear it apart but these toys and specifically this one has stood up to him!! I put an ice cube or a little bit of peanut butter inside or both and let him go to town. Very happy!
Had to buy 2 because my boys won't share this toy! We don't even use it in the water. They just love going for the peanut butter and treats inside.
This is a great 'treat dispensing' option for my smaller pup. We have tried to do a lot of the other treat dispensing toys in the past (christmas tree, globe thing, blue dice, etc) and he didn't seem to get the idea that you have to hit it around and just wanted to lick it. We got this one for him to try to put something else inside that he could lick out instead of trying to get treats out (the other items we had wouldn't work because his tongue isnt that long).
We have had mixed success with this. When I took it out of the bag it smelled really strongly of glue. It seems like there was residue of glue between where the clear plastic met the green parts. I scrubbed it for a bit and it seemed to get better. I put peanut butter into the groves and it not only got everywhere but also, he didn't seem to be a big fan (I'm thinking he could either taste/smell the glue still). I washed it in the dishwasher (which it held up in!!) and the next time I put the peanut butter inside the little cut-out parts. This avoided the mess but he still didn't seem overly interested but my other dog was, though she eats just about anything. I thought maybe the slots were making it harder for him to get to so the next time I tried cutting them away a little (making it a little oval shape hole in the center). This seemed to help but ultimately he didn't stick with the toy for very long. I'm going to try something other than peanut butter and see how it works. Not really sure what but I'm going to…