Outward Hound Double Snoop Interactive Treat Stuffer Durable Dog Toy, Dog Treat Toy, Purple

THIS TOY IS AMAZING!! Jethro gives this one not only all four paws up, but he is managing to get his tail up as well to make it a total of five endorsements! Bought it last week because it was on sale, and Jethro needed something different than the 69,611 toys he has in the house. (Spoiled? I would NEVER do that to a dog…. Uh huh…) I have not seen anything like this before and I think it was about $10 on sale. And it is truly worth way more than that. When it arrived, I was not quite sure what to do with it. WARNING…. It came with several of those plastic ties like to hold a price tag. The problem is that you need to remove them from INSIDE the toy. Jethro was laughing pretty hard watching me try to cram my hand in the middle of the toy and bend it in all directions to do so. But I had the last laugh cause I removed every one of them. So I am not sure what you are supposed to do with it. There was not one piece of instruction. I gave it to Jethro to check out, and he carried proudly around the house. I think the weird shape, the rubbery material, and the hollow middle really intrigued him. I finally decided to fill it up with his kibble to encourage him to eat. I thought it was a mistake because a bunch of pieces just fell out of the other hole. But Jethro seemed interested so I laid it in front of him. The next 45 minutes were freaking hilarious and I am so sorry I did not have video of him nosing it around to make the kibble to fall out for him to eat. Then that stopped but he could see rhere were more pieces still inside so he would pick it up and drop it at different angles to get more of the kibble to drop out. But there still more inside and it was incredibly fascinating to see how many different ways he figured to move it just right in order to get another 3 or 4 pieces out. Then he would try something different. And the amazement continued. When the toy was empty of food, he sat there with it in his mouth really interested in just chewing on and playing with it. It would squirt out of his mouth in different directions depending on what part he was chewing on. And the weird shape made it bounce in totally unexpected directions which he loved to chase. Finally, this toy is incredibly solid and well made. Jethro literally has the jaws of a pit bull. There are very few things he has not found a way to destroy in less than 24 hours. I got this a week ago and he is still totally enamored with it. The purple color is gorgeous. I am ready to buy 20 of them so he will always have one, although I think one will last quite a while. If you love your dog, CHECK THIS OUT!!

Our dog is a big toy destroyer, he pretty much can only leave nyla bones in tact, so I was worried about this. Pleasantly surprised, despite his attempts to just chew through the back to to get his toys the snoop has held strong! It's also enjoyable enough for him that he'll play with it with just his dog food in it, when he normally needs treats to use in enrichment toys. I would caution to only use supervised, he occasionally trust to sticks the whole bottom half of his jaw in to open it like a human would and im always nervous he's going to get his teeth and jaw stuck in the opening, so far he's been able to extract himself each time, but I'd still watch for a while as your dog gets used to it. If they did get "stuck" it would be easy to uncurl the snoop and free them, they would just need human assistance.

Very durable. Has not been broken even with a very boisterous Doberman. Nice and bright so dog can see it well. Easy to clean surface. Good value.

My dog does have fun with this toy, however she figured out a way to get easy treats in under 5 minutes so that didn't last long :') It is fun to watch her lift the toy up and put it sideways on the floor so that the kibble falls down through the hole, then push the toy aside and eat the rewards, smart cookie. I should have realised that the material is a super dust/hair/sand/dirt magnet, after rolling it around for a few minutes it is completely covered. Not really a deal breaker but something I myself just don't like that much (it's a sensory thing) It does not bother my dog at all. About durability: se is not a chewer or destroyer so the item has zero damage after several play sessions, it is just dirty XD

Essentially a Kong made of Snoop. I was skeptical when I pulled it out of the box, we keep cattle dogs and they can shred a Kong in under 15 minutes... But weeks later it's still in one piece and the dogs still love it. Definitely recommend, especially for senior dogs because of how soft it is. Probably a terrible choice for puppies with razor teeth, but YMMV.