Dog puzzles

There are different types of brain games for dogs, so you can always choose a game that suits your dog’s level and experience.

Dog puzzles

With a food puzzle for your dog, your dog learns step by step how to get to a reward. By moving sliders, opening flaps or shifting parts, the treats become visible. This keeps your dog actively engaged and stimulates their thinking skills.

Most dog puzzles are available in different difficulty levels. It is best to start with a simple model, so your dog can get used to puzzling at their own pace. The Pawzler Beginner Set is a good choice for this. Does your dog have more experience? Then you can move on to a more challenging model, such as the Pawzler Smarty Set or the Pawzler Genius Set. For dogs that already puzzle regularly, a difficult dog puzzle such as the Nina Ottosson Dog Tower of Treats is a great next step.

Fillable toys

In addition to dog puzzles, you can also choose intelligence toys for dogs, such as fillable toys. Fill the toy with kibble or treats and let your dog discover for themselves how to get the reward out. Because the reward is released gradually, these toys are also suitable for dogs that eat their food quickly.

Snuffle mats

A snuffle mat is another type of brain game for your dog. You can hide kibble or treats between the fleece strips, after which your dog uses their nose to find everything again. Just like other mental games for dogs, a snuffle mat offers variety and challenge during play.

Which dog puzzle suits your dog?

Whether you choose a simple dog puzzle, a challenging brain game or a snuffle mat, it is important to match your dog’s level. By building up gradually, puzzling stays fun and your dog can keep taking on new challenges. View our range and discover which dog puzzle or brain game best suits your dog.