SPOT Interactive Seek-A-Treat Shuffle Bone Dog Toy Puzzle | Dog Treat Reward Toy Improves Your Dog's IQ | Specially Designed for Training Treats
$27.95
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SPOT Interactive Seek-A-Treat Shuffle Bone Dog Toy Puzzle | Dog Treat Reward Toy Improves Your Dog's IQ | Specially Designed for Training Treats
$27.95
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- IQ DOG TOY PUZZLE: The Shuffle Bone Dog Toy Puzzle is a dog training device that provides the mental stimulation they need to flourish, strengthen and test their cognitive skills
- MENTAL STIMULATION: The bone shaped board has ten holes for hiding treats and six sliding disks challenge the dog to find the treats in the right holes, rewarding them for completing the task
- TRAINING TREATS: This dog feeder requires your dog to actually think about what they are doing and whether it will get them the desired results
- ELIMINATES BOREDOM: This puzzle toy for dogs helps prevent boredom and related negative behavior and is good for training or alone time
- STURDY CONSTRUCTION: This dog training toy is made of sturdy wooden construction and measures 12” x 8.1” x 1.1”, making it great for small, medium and large dog breeds alike
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