Perhaps I was attracted by the bright packaging - after all, that's what it's for, isn't it?
Penny found one part extra easy, because she is used to moving parts in slots to get at what's underneath. But this one had another, not-so-familiar aspect. She had to turn a little lever in order to get at a treat under a separate flap. It was great to see her puzzling over it, but when she began to chew on the toy, I solved it for her this time, as I don't want her starting bad habits with her puzzles.
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I love the package too :)
Good Luck with it!! We havent tried any of those yet - mine are big on find and seek games with me and objects right now.
Obi and Niki have a very similar toy and they likes to play with it.
That looks like fun, Penny, and you get rewarded for your efforts!
We can't wait to see you trying it out!
Love ya lots
Maggie and Mitch
Hound Girl, the packaging sure worked for me!
Slavenka, I hope Niki and Obi have lots of fun with their toy!
Maggie and Mitch, we're going to work on it until Penny figures out how the little lever operates, lol.
Ha! HA! This would be way beyond Honey! I sometimes think she still hasn't really figured out the really basic "Dog Brick" by Nina Ottossen and gets the treats out partly by luck!
And the problem with Honey is that she doesn't have enough 'drive' to keep persisting and trying to solve a problem - she just gives up after 2 attempts and starts bashing things with her paws. That's her solution to everything! So then I usually have to step in to "help" her (or remove the toy) coz otherwise, it's just going to be smashed into pieces after a few moments pummelling from her giant paws!
Hsin-Yi
Hsin-Yi, I'm actually wondering if this one might be beyond Penny...
I'll give it another try tonight.
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