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Dog Smart Puzzle By Nina Ottosson

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TREAT AND TRAIN: The Nina Ottosson Dog Smart is an entry level dog puzzle that challenges your dog to uncover treats through problem solving while helping them develop new learning techniques.

SWITCH IT UP: The bones in this puzzle toy can be arranged to be flush with the board or elevated for different challenge levels. When the bones on the Dog Smart are flush with the board, your dog will learn to paw and nuzzle at the pieces differently than when the bones are elevated and more easily removeable.

HOLDS FOOD: The Dog Smart is great for treating and feeding your dog holding up to 1 cup of kibble. 

  • Fights Boredom by Keeping Your Dog Busy
  • Helps Reduce Destructive Behavior
  • Fun For All Dogs Regardless of Age, Size or Breed
  • Easy to Clean

Product Reviews for Dog Smart Puzzle By Nina Ottosson

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(2 reviews)

Cheers Big Ears- Fun for my pet

So my dog is a confirmed genius- just kidding but she solved this in less than a minute. I thought about getting a more complex puzzle but thought I’d try this one out first in case she wasn’t a genius. The only negative aspect of the product is that if your dog chews up toys she will probably chew up the puzzle pieces. So this is a puzzle I’d recommend using if you are home with your pet. I’ll look for another one to use when I am gone to keep her busy mind occupied

Zoe
- 27 Mar 2019 4:42pm

Good investment

A friend, who uses a Nina Ottosson casino board with her service dog, recommended this line of products for adding some intellectual challenge to my rat terrier’s life. I have to restrict his exercise for his own health’s sake, and I hated to imagine him bored. HE LOVES THIS! It is so much fun to see him figure it out. This is definitely the beginner board, but you can make it slightly more challenging by flipping the pieces around. There’s a small hole in each piece so the dog can smell what is (or isn’t) inside, and some helpful tips included.

Gina
- 27 Mar 2019 4:40pm

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