Water Drop It

Another high difficulty toy that my lady can stuff entirely in her mouth and go to town on! Any toy I get her has to fit entirely in her mouth for optimal crunching. Y’all have a ton of these types of toys and I’m quite happy. Frey is too!

I bought two after reading the reviews and seeing that it was a higher difficulty level toy. My golden has very little interest in it because its too difficult for him and he's not food motivated but my husky LOVES it! The perfect toy to keep her occupied - so glad I bought two!

Bought this on sale but it's totally worth full price. I have a 1.5 year old highly active sheepadoodle that's a huge chewer. He comes to work with me so it's important for him to have mental stimulation. This one does the trick. I put peanut butter and treat mixes in there and here's guaranteed to work on it for an hour at least.

Finn (lab/retriever mix, 9 months) loves treat dispenser toys, and did this toy challenge him! He was hooked from the moment I showed him the toy (even without a treat)! The chew is durable for a super chewer like him, but some rubber has fallen off the green so supervised play is needed.

Also, it’s hilarious seeing him make out with this thing for treats. He spends 15-25 minutes concentrating on getting the treats. My mom and I love it when we work from home!

My dog was very challenged by this toy at first! Once he got used to it, it became easier, but he still loves it. It's great for any size of kibble or treat.

Downsides are that the rubber flaps aren't especially durable and start to crack pretty quickly. And it's supposed to be top rack dishwasher safe, but I find mine warps every time I've washed it, so I recommend hand washing if you can.