Arf Pets Dog Treat Dispenser with Remote Button – Dog Memory Training Activity Toy – Treat While Train, Promotes Exercise by Rewards, Improves Memory & Positive Training for A Healthier & Happier Pet

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Instead of feeding your dog in a normal bowl or handing him a piece of food, treat dispenser toys engage your pet’s mind, expanding treat times into enrichment. The Karlsson Knit is every bit chic with the striped back and front, featuring navy, mustard, bold red, forest green and off white stripes and finished off with a mustard hem. Treat Easi provides a clean and easy way to dispense delicious, low calorie treats wherever you are. The half-cup Small Wobbler is perfect for dogs 25 pounds and under, while the Large size would better fit large dog breeds.

I tried troubleshooting by replacing the batteries, moving the button closer to the unit, pressing it myself. Currently on our 3rd use the button works about 1/3 of the time, which is disappointing to me and confusing to the dog. Dogs will love the weighted, anti-slip mechanism that makes this chaotic toy wobble and leave tasty treats in its wake. If they are too big (over 1cm), they won’t fit through the hole, while if they are too tiny, the puzzle becomes too easy. All Starmark’s products are developed by experts and performance tested by thousands of dogs at the Starmark Academy Animal Behaviour Centre.It consists of a treat dispenser and a trigger that your four-legged friend must press to make the snacks you have previously filled in fall out of the game.

The entire assembly is mounted high up on a peg board, otherwise my German/Shepherd Husky mix would be able to get to it! Open the adjustable treat dispensing window, pour in your pet's favorite treats or dry food, when dog press on the release button, he will find treats or food are auto released onto the tray. There are 12 compartments with four spinning layers, which your dog needs to work out which to shift to get his reward. Safety is another important point: make sure that the toy does not pose a risk of injury to your four-legged friend and that she cannot accidentally swallow small parts.We tested treat dispensing toys with both puppies and adult dogs, including dogs with previous interactive feeder experience and others who were complete newbies. Once the wheel is built use a 2L coke bottle to cover 3 of the 4 quadrants of the wheel as represented by the red in the picture. It can be difficult to fill the toy if you’re putting in more than a few treats and it’s very hard to wash because of the maze inside.

Simply cut one or two holes into the bottle, place the treats inside, and watch as your dog sniffs and paws his way to the treats that await! Now, when your dog pushes the button, the machine rotates the ball and sends some treats out into the attached tray. Treat-dispensing toys provide a satisfying challenge for dogs as they try to work out how to extract the treats, but they can also be used to feed your dog his meals. I hoped that hearing the button noise, then hearing the dispenser ball rotate would make a really clear association for her. If your dog slobbers a lot, it's also worth choosing toys that are easy to clean - the plastic strategy games in our range are almost all dishwasher suitable.To begin the training, it's a good idea to first attach the trigger to one of the notches on the dispenser or place it in the rubber holder next to the dispenser. This provides your dog a mental outlet that they can push or dig or eat up something without getting themselves in trouble.