This Nina Ottosson Dog Finder Interactive puzzle dog toy NEW plastic version-just released With the Dog Finder, your dog learns to look for treats by moving blocks with its paw or nose in four different directions. Under the blocks there are hollows where treats can be hidden. The blocks can only be lifted at the end of each track to gain access to the treat. Teach your dog to understand words like: wait, go ahead, back, find, leave, sit etc., while you are playing and having fun. Once your dog understands they need to move a block along the track to get tot he treat, try adding more blocks to each track. This puzzle toy is priced a little less than the wooden version and you can put it in the dishwasher to clean.
The first few times you can make this Nina Ottosson dog toy a little easier for your dog by not pushing the flaps all the way in, so that the dog can smell and see a little of the treat. Try to get the dog to push the flap with its nose or paw in order to pull it out. Once the dog has begun to understand how the flaps work you can make it more difficult by pushing the flaps all the way in before the dog begins looking for the treats.
Stimulating Interactive Toy With Hiding Places For Treats
Nina Ottosson is a Swedish Dog Puzzle designer makes these puzzles to mentally stimulate your dog and bring a closer bond and understanding between the dog and their person.
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