Outward Hound Nina Ottosson Dog Smart
Why we picked it
Level 1. Your dog lifts and slides parts to find treats. A great first try.
A busy brain is a happy dog. Start easy, then level up.

Level 1. Your dog lifts and slides parts to find treats. A great first try.
Hide kibble in the soft strips. Your dog sniffs it out. You can wash it.
Fill it with kibble. Your dog pushes it, and food drops out bit by bit.
Fill it with wet food and freeze it. It lasts a lot longer that way.
Level 2. Slide blocks and lift lids. Try it once Level 1 is easy.
Level 3. Spin the top to find treats. For dogs who solve puzzles fast.
Winter walks are short. A puzzle or a frozen treat toy helps your dog burn energy indoors.
We read brand pages, size guides and owner reviews. We haven’t tried these with our own pets yet.
Stay close while your dog plays. Board puzzles are not chew toys. Put them away after.
Start with an easy Level 1 puzzle, like the Nina Ottosson Dog Smart. Move up a level when it gets too easy.
Yes. A puzzle gives your dog a job to do. Sniffing and solving can tire a dog out, even indoors.
About 5 to 10 minutes. Stop while it is still fun.
Not with board puzzles. Stay close, and put them away after play.
Not yet. We’ll add our own notes after we try them.
