Outward Hound Hide A Taco Plush Dog Toy Puzzle

A simple thing but her favorite toy

I have a 50lb Catahoula Heeler mix and this is the perfect size for him! I like that it has a string attachment for the lid of the trash can so we can play tug of war (and keeps it from getting separated and lost) the toys are cute, and he loves the squeakers (there is one in the bottom of the can, which surprised us both).I like to put little treats for him to find in there, which can keep him busy for about 20-30 minutes.

Who would think these EGGS would hold up longer than 99% of the indestructible dog toy we buy for 5x as much. We have an 80lb Doodle who walks around with one of these in her mouth squeaking and loves to play catch. Good thing is they have little to no weight so won't knock things over with errant throws.

My mini dachshund went wild over this toy! She loves finding hidden things, especially when they squeak! And she’ll play fetch with the bees as long as I’m willing to throw them. Yellow is a color dogs can see so this toy is ideal.

4/5 stars because my dog loves the squeaky birds. However, the holes are way too large and the birds just fall out. It's not really a puzzle toy.

I bought this for my not too smart dachshund mix(about 14 pounds) and was a little worried that he wouldn't be able to figure it out. I seriously underestimated him. In under 2 minutes he was pulling the bees out by the wings and then running wildly around the house with the empty hive. He totally loved it. This is a very well made toy. I considered the one with the squirrels because Frankie likes to chase the squirrels in the yard, but I honestly don't know it he would even think a plush squirrel was in any way related to a real live squirrel, so I went with the bees. I think this was a better choice because the hive is a very bright and cheerful yellow and the bees have wings which makes it nice if you want to play a little tug of war with your dog with them. The bees also have squeakers which is a must have.Our dog loves all his stuffed animal toys and some don't last that long(poor quality), but our dog is not really a ripper and shredder. I doubt that this toy or any other plush toy would last long with a dog of any size that is hell bent on destroying everything in his path. It does seem very well made and durable. Of course, only time will tell. So far it has been a week and it's all still in one piece and the dog loves it.We have also tried putting small treats inside and letting him fish them out. He gets very excited by this. When he wakes from a nap, the first thing he does is seek out the bee hive and check if maybe something tasty has magically appeared there. Sometimes he gets lucky, sometimes not. It's the "sometimes not" that makes this toy great because it gives him something to always search out when we might not have time for him.I read the negative reviews on this toy and my comment about them is that for dogs that like to rip stuff apart, chew toys are probably best. Others dogs just aren't very playful in general and will be bored with any toy, as they probably are with all the toys they already have. I have also seen some dogs that actually don't know how to play. It's as if they missed out on being puppies. Those dogs will profit from interactive play with YOU; make the time!Overall, I highly recommend this toy. Cute, durable, versatile and well worth the under $9 I paid.

So stinking cute! I just love watching my puppy taking out chips from the bag and carrying it around so proudly around the house! Fold the lip w/ Velcro once, so that it does not rub against your puppy’s precious nose.

My dog has zero interest in this toy. Wish we had tried it sooner because I missed the return window by five days.And I know this brand can do better. They sell my favorite puzzle (which is too easy for my dog now, but we still use it anyway). That puzzle is "Outward Hound by Nina Ottosson Dog Brick Treat Puzzle Enrichment Toy, Level 2 Intermediate Game, Blue." I bought two more of the puzzles for gifts.