Move-2-Win

Our 22-pound, 9-month-old, Yorkie/schnauzer puppy Moseley loves puzzles and needs challenging mental stimulation or he quickly becomes bored and causes mischief. We've been feeding him lunch daily in the PetSafe Busy Buddy Tug-A-Jug Meal Dispensing Dog Toy, Medium/Large , which he LOVES, though it mostly involves doing the same thing repeatedly to get food out. We also occasionally feed him dinner in a multi-step puzzle toy or a slow feeder bowl, so we bought this product for variety. Though he figured out how to get all the food out of this level 3 puzzle in about 10-15 minutes the first time he tried it, he definitely enjoyed the process of solving the puzzle. Tonight we tried it again, and he completed the puzzle to get all his food in just over 5 minutes, but he was loving every minute of it, as the video shows. (NOTE: he eats small bites, so his food actually fits in the small drawers of this toy; dogs who eat normal kibble would probably need to use this for treat-finding training instead.) This isn't the most challenging puzzle we have, but it involves enough different actions and steps to keep our puppy actively engaged and interested while he eats his meal. The product is made of a solid matte plastic that has a nice, upscale feel to it and I didn't see any markings on it from teeth or paws after our first two uses, though I wouldn't allow my dog to use it unsupervised or chew on the pieces. I was happy enough with this product that I plan to buy another level 3 puzzle from the same company, Trixie Chess Game, Level 3 , and use them together once he's perfected each of them to make a more challenging puzzle that only has food in some of the compartments.

My Sam really enjoys playing with this toy. I don't think it is that challenging but it gives him something to do for a few minutes and gets his brain going. I was looking for something different and this is certainly different. It makes him happy and we have fun interacting with it so it was definitely worth the investiment. I intended to save it for a Christmas present as he loves opening presents but I am as bad with gifts for my dog as I am with my children so if you are like me buy this but wait until it is closer to Christmas because you won't be able to resist playing with it with your dog. Every time Sam sees me getting this out he starts wagging his tail and running around-and we use regular kibble, not treats, so I know it's not the food. Enjoy!

My dog is very clever and good at problem solving, observation, and deductive reasoning. I got the Level 3, assuming that anything else would be too simple. As it turns out, he struggled with this, at first. I really had to work with him to keep his motivation up. Eventually, he figured all of the trick out, and they are simple now. But the process of getting there was very stimulating and rewarding. What I love about this is that there are a lot of different ways to challenge the dog, from very simple and straightforward, to somewhat complex multistep processes. If your dog isn't fairly observant or doesn't like to persist with challenges, this level will probably just frustrate the dog and be boring for you. What I don't love is that the challenges are rather mechanical. So, they aren't natural sorts of problems for a dog. I think this makes for a good challenge, but I also think it somewhat lessens the dog's innate motivation. Also, once the dog learns all of the various challenges, it is pretty much just a paperweight. It took us about 5-6 sessions.

My Labrador mix loves this toy. She has progressed very well in figuring out how it works. This is a toy that you coach your dog while using; encouraging, praising, etc. My dog does not destroy any of her toys, not a chewer at all. Yet I would not leave her alone with this toy because that is not the type of use it was designed for. She gets very excited when we tell her that we are going to play the brain game. She really focuses and has learned the sequence for getting the treats and you can tell that she is super pleased when she finishes getting all the treats out. The only complaint I would voice is that the yellow drawers that work off the slider do not open enough to reveal the second compartment unless the slider is pushed with a great amount of momentum. Would recommend for responsible dog owners😀

my dog played with it briefly but not much interest after a short period of time. I gave it to an organization sells used pet items. The material was durable adequate size, and fairly easy to use. It seems that most dog toys require food as an item to get an action. The material was adequate very limited variety. Did not have any issue with chewing resistance.

Fantastic toy! As mentioned in other puzzle toy reviews, I have a Belgian Shepherd who is too smart for his own good. As often as I can I buy puzzles and things that really get him thinking, and he loves them. I've been eyeing Move 2 Win for quite some time (as well as the other Trixie toys) and when it went on sale I had to jump. Worth the price and worth the wait! Unlike the plastic puzzle toys I've bought before, the plastic on this puzzle is thick and extremely durable. The size of the pegs and slots are also large enough for a shepherd to use the toy and me not worry he'll choke on them or break them trying to solve it. Even better, the pegs and drawers are entirely removable and washable! I love his other puzzles he's had since puppyhood, but they get pretty slimy and saniwipes don't always get in places perfectly. The puzzle itself is surprisingly difficult with a simple concept: push the lever in four directions to push out the drawers, remove the pegs, and pull out the drawers they're holding in place. A toy of this complexity is about what you would give to a human toddler, say three or four years old. When you think about it, that's a pretty tough puzzle and really impressive. That said, don't expect your dog to solve it the first time or without help. Really, puzzles should be demonstrated to the dogs and some help given until they get the idea, and with the Trixie puzzles it helps if your dog has already solved level 1 and 2 puzzles before. This one builds on the puzzle that uses drawer pulls, and the one that introduces the lever, so if they've solved either one before, this will be easier. Sariel doesn't have them, so it was an entirely new concept for him. Typically he solves puzzles alone the first time in about a minute or less, and this was the first time he's actually needed my help. The pegs and drawers were easier to figure out and it was the lever that confused him a bit. It'll take another time or two showing him and he'll have this one down no problem. Overall I'm totally impressed and look forward to buying more of the Trixie toys. I would give a quick word of warning, though. With a lot of puzzles I find reviews from people saying they left their dogs with it and found the toy destroyed in seconds. Things like this are meant to be bonding and training experiences, not babysitters. Even though it's really sturdy, always supervise your dog with puzzles and toys made with hard plastic like this.

I bought this last year and my dog still plays with it. Keep in mind that how your dog engages with this toy might not look intelligent or what you were expecting - just be patient, let the dog figure things out and point out how things work at a minimum. I have three different ones and I get them out at different intervals in different combinations or sometimes just one at a time. Good for a rainy day or as a reward. My dog loves all three. Also good to use when they are actually a bit hungry. If my dog seems to have forgotten how it works, I make her sit and watch no more than two or three demonstrations, then I leave her alone. Don't leave the dog alone with this toy, it's best to sit with them and enjoy the show. If I turn my back for too long she'll start gnawing on some of the parts. (Cause to her it IS a toy afterall...) I fill these toys only twice during each session. When she is done I put everything back in the box and out of sight til I get it out again. I think this is why she still finds them very interesting after one year.

I ordered this for my two Dachshunds and I'm totally satisfied with the purchase. No it didn't take them long to figure it out (several minutes) and get all the treats, but I didn't really expect it to either, given their play time with other puzzles. It's a fun short interactive game for them. I will say this though, the moving parts are pretty loose and slide out of position very easily. I discovered this might present a problem when my one of my boys decided to just pick the whole thing up & shake it to get the treats out (because he's a problem-solver, haha) so I'd say if your dog isn't the calm & reserved type, you'll probably have to hold this puzzle down for them, which means yeah, you won't be able to just fill it & leave it. Nonetheless, I still give it five stars because too loose it probably better than too tight.

Het is voor hond en baas leerzaam. Je ziet je hond nadenken of het opgeven. Zowel baas als hond moeten dus nadenken wat de beste strategie is. Canine didactiek dus.

Das TRIXIE Hundespielzeug „Move2Win“ ist ein ideales Intelligenzspielzeug für Hunde, die gerne geistig herausgefordert werden. Mit einer Größe von 34x23 cm bietet es ausreichend Platz für spannende und komplexe Aufgaben, die sowohl die geistige als auch die physische Ausdauer Ihres Hundes fordern. Das Spielzeug ist besonders gut geeignet, um Hunde zu beschäftigen und ihre Problemlösungsfähigkeiten zu fördern. Die verschiedenen Elemente erfordern, dass der Hund seine Nase, Pfoten und Zähne einsetzt, um die Leckerlis zu erreichen. Es gibt verschiedene Schwierigkeitsstufen, sodass das Spielzeug sowohl für Anfänger als auch für fortgeschrittene Hunde geeignet ist. Das robuste Material ist langlebig und einfach zu reinigen, was besonders praktisch ist, wenn das Spielzeug regelmäßig im Einsatz ist. Die rutschfesten Gummifüße verhindern, dass es sich während des Spiels ungewollt verschiebt, und sorgen so für eine stabile Grundlage. Für Hunde, die es lieben, Aufgaben zu lösen und ihre Denkleistung zu steigern, ist das „Move2Win“ Spielzeug eine ausgezeichnete Wahl. Es sorgt für Unterhaltung und fördert gleichzeitig die geistige Auslastung, was besonders wichtig ist, um Langeweile zu vermeiden und destruktivem Verhalten vorzubeugen. Fazit: Das TRIXIE „Move2Win“ Intelligenzspielzeug ist eine hervorragende Möglichkeit, Ihren Hund mental zu fordern und zu beschäftigen. Es ist perfekt für Hunde, die eine Herausforderung lieben und fördert das Problemlösungsvermögen auf spielerische Weise. Sehr empfehlenswert für alle Hundebesitzer, die die geistige Fitness ihres Vierbeiners fördern möchten!

Mi perro pasó varios minutos intentando resolverlo. Fue muy buena compra.

Franchement, je ne m’attendais à rien et je ne suis pas déçue ! C’est vraiment un chouette jeu auquel elle aime bien se prêter ! J’évite de lui donner trop souvent sinon elle déchiffre beaucoup trop vite, cependant c’est extrêmement stimulant! En revanche si vous pensiez que ça l’occuperait pendant plus de dix min. C’est raté! La mienne elle le termine en deux/3min. Max maintenant et la première fois il y a passé 5bonnes minutes ! Mais ça dépend des chiens j’imagine et ensuite il y a la possibilité de faire quelques feintes! Voilà tout ! Le jeu est résistant !

In casa possediamo già altri giochi per attivare l'INTELLIGENZA e la attenzione dei nostri due Golden Retriever. Ho notato questo MOVE 2 WIN della Trixie ed ho deciso di aggiungerlo alla collezione; venduto e spedito da Amazon Warehouse Deals a 11,62 euro (aprile 2018). Il gioco è simile a molti altri della stessa tipologia, con cassetti da aprile o sollevare con il naso ed elementi da rimuovere, magari con l'aiuto di laccetti da dover tirare con i denti. Ciò che differenzia questo Move 2 Win dagli altri giochi che abbiamo, è la LEVA unica che deve essere mossa dal cane con la giusta forza e nella corretta direzione per fare uscire i 4 CASSETTINI di colore arancio, mentre i due cassettini rossi hanno il supporto di una cordicella da utilizzare come maniglia tra i denti. I materiali con cui è realizzato il gioco sono di ottima qualità, come nelle abitudini della Trixie; un gioco più che valido per cani di taglia media e grande. I cani che hanno già esperienza con altri giochi di intelligenza troveranno questo Move 2 Win divertente, ovviamente a patto che la loro fatica venga premiata da una gustosa sorpresa che troveranno nei cassetti (noi ci mettiamo della verdura o frutta che ai nostri cani piace). Nel nostro caso, la Golden Retriever più grande, che è già abile nel risolvere gli altri giochi di intelligenza simili a questo, dai primi tentativi è riuscita già ad aprire tutti i cassetti, deve solo impratichirsi nel comprendere bene la direzione e la forza con cui muovere la leva che sposta i cassettini gialli ed evitare che si incatrino tra di loro; mentre per la seconda Golden Retriever più giovane, che deve ultimare ancora i precedenti livelli di giochi, questo Move 2 Win è leggermente più complicato. Nel complesso questo Move 2 Win della Trixi è un gioco per cani che mi sento di promuovere, buoni i materiali ed il grado di difficoltà. L'importante è solo dare al nostro cane il tempo necessario per comprenderne il funzionamento senza stressarlo per più di 10 minuti a sessione di gioco. Mi auguro che questa recensione possa essere di aiuto ad altri acquirenti interessati. In quanto alla spedizione, anche in questa circostanza è stata puntuale grazie al servizio Prime di Amazon, sebbene in questo caso l'imballo non sia stato alla altezza; un sacchetto bianco con stampa Amazon per un articolo proveniente da UK mi è sembrato inadeguato per evitare i rischi di danni all'oggetto.