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[Stoney666]

Dog toys. Anyone got any,which ones would you recommend :)

[feesh]

Yes we've got the one where the dog has to nudge the different levels around with her angry paw nose and then bash the hell out of gently remove the blue bone shapes to get at the treat.

It's great, we should get it out more often really.

We used it when she was younger and obviously bored, so as to keep her entertained and stop the mischief! You only get about 10 minutes out of each game though especially when your dog is a fricking genius like mine

[feesh]

Forgot to say as well that the games are really well built, easy to clean and not easy for the dog to 'cheat' at - even though our dog got a bit impatient at first, the game is designed so that the dog has to be patient and do things property to get the treat. I'd give them 9/10!

[Stoney666]

Thanks will get shopping

[Madondogs]

We have one where the dog has to remove the bones and then open little drawers to find treat. Dog 1 is a super genius and worked it out almost immediately.Dog 2 is super stupid and likes to steal as many bones as he can and run around the room with us chasing him..works on both levels

[WoodRose]

We have the same toy as Madondogs. Dog 1 (Border Collie) sussed the most difficult level within 5 minutes (preening with pride that I have a G&T dog ). Dog 2 (Springer Spaniel) hasn't quite got the hang of it, to put it mildly. For him, it is just yet another chew toy.

[herbertjane]

We have the bone one as well. Super intelligent collie gently removes all bones and opens the drawers - very neatly gently and in a very organised method.

Mad (bless her) thick lab tips whole lot upside down and picks up the food as it falls on the floor job done in 5 secs.

I am left wondering which dog actually is the most intelligent