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Keeps my Greyhound occupied for hours, great toy to play with gets killed a couple of times per day and with treats in occupies her full attention until all have been found. I use it with treats when she has been out at linchpin time as this is the walk she hates, hopefully it will act as positive reenforcement.

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What a fantastic toy! A very clever design that my dog absolutely loves. It combines her two favourite things of a soft, squeaky toy and a "find it" treat challenge. The materials are lovely and soft and appear to be of good quality. The treat pockets are deeper that you expect and can be turned inside out if a treat has disintergrated from slobber/chewing from the outside. It has a big, bulbous, soft squeaky head that is great for the dog to hold and for games of tug/fetch.My dog is part terrier, so her favourite strategy is to hold the head and shake the toy to get the legs to unroll and some of the treats to fly out. Sometimes the treats go deeper into the pocket though and she tries to chew them out, so this is not one to be left unsupervised.The only down side is that the materials are very soft and fairly fragile, so does not stand up to light chewing. My dog doesn't normally damage/destroy her soft toys, she's got some that she's had for more than 4 years that are good as new. Of course this toy does have the added temptation of actual food, so it should be expected that this might encourage chewing. None the less, it is not as strongly made as a soft toy made by Kong for example. The seams definitely need reinforcing. Unfortunately within two days the seam in the head had split and she was able to pull the stuffing and the squeaker out. A great shame, as, although the treat sections are still intact, the head is the part that makes it a toy we can play with together and is 50% of the appeal (a squeak is absolutely necessary to attract my dog's interest). I may attempt to sew it up for her as she loves it so much, but it really needed to be of better durability in the first place to last months/years (I don't want to do this every week!).We also have the cow from Totark (same as the Lion and grey cat). The cow is too simple and very boring by comparison to the octopus! For entertainment value, this toy is an absolute winner and we need more clever designs like this please :). (Just make them a bit more durable please!).

Fantastic dog toy, keeps my dog happy for ages.

Absolutely love the concept of this. My lab loved it. However, it's not durable enough to survive a dog trying to get the treats.The first time, my dog had ripped off the flaps where the treats are hidden, and only two weeks later, has removed two legs.

I use this each time I leave my 3 year old Havapoo home alone. I’ve saved it only for that purpose so even though now she associates it with me leaving the house, she still gets excited when I start filling it up. I have cameras inside, so I can see that she doesn’t even look up when I leave, she just focuses intently on getting the treats all out and then she just naps until I get home. I like that it’s not plastic like my other treat dispensers, so I know that I don’t have to worry about her hurting herself by accidentally cutting/pinching herself on it or rolling it under the couch like the treat balls.

I have a small Romanian rescue dog who isn’t interested in toys whatsoever, but he’s very food oriented. He will be having surgery soon on his leg so he won’t be able to go on long walks. I gave him this today to get used to it and he spent 30 mins sniffing around for treats, and enjoying the crinkle sound. 10/10 for us.Not sure how a big dog who loves to chew would keep this intact though, it might be a bit fragile.

After a few uses the velcro nolonger works