Dog Casino Brainy Board Dog Game

When no one’s around, dogs get bored—and boredom is a recipe for trouble. Channel your dog’s energy—and mischief—in the right direction. His task in this dog puzzle is to dislodge the removable bones to pull open the sliding compartments to reveal the hidden treat.

• More challenging dog puzzle specially designed for those that easily master other games
• Great fun for all ages and sizes
• Treats are placed in the sliding side compartments which paws can pull open when the bone is dislodged
• Full instructions included
• 18"L x 12"W x 2"D
• Made in Sweden

I have a 60 pound labradoodle who has played with other similar games for 12 months. She played with Dog Casino 2 times and 3 of the light blue dog bone pieces no longer fit on the top of the game. The plastic parts to this game, which the dog is suppose to remove with their paws and mouth are not designed to handle the wear and tear of dog play. I was very disappointed in the value of the game for the price.

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My husband had been bugging me for months to get this for one of our basset hounds who is very smart and likes intellectual challenges. I bought it figuring that he wouldn't look twice at it. Not only was I wrong, but all three of my dogs liked it so much that a fight broke out the first time we used it! It is well made and really challenges a dog.

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My two cattle dogs are typical for the breed and if you don't challenge them mentally they may use their intellect for evil not good. They love the dog casino. I think they have figured out that they need to pull the bone before the drawer will open, but with typical cattle dog never-say-die attitude-they will drag it across the floor trying to skip a step and open the drawer first. The drawers hold tight and the toy holds up to them. I always use it with supervision, they would no doubt chew it other wise. Only negative is the drawer pulls are a little small for their paws. I guess I need to add some fabric pull tabs-but would definatley reccomend!

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My labradoodle loves this interactive game, and is getting it very quickly. My english bulldog has trouble getting the drawers to open because of his face shape.

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I enjoyed doing this with our 1 year old Corgi. The kids and I enjoyed watching the different strategies that she used to figure it out. The funny thing is that WE needed a bit of training on using it. Reading or watching the DVD on the hierarchy of different levels of difficulty was helpful.