We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. Wonderfully crafted wooden toys especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. Dog Smart: Hide dog snacks in the recesses underneath some of the hollow blocks. Let your dog search for the snacks by letting him use his mouth to lift one block after an other in order to find the snacks underneath. The dog cannot knock the blocks down with its paw but has to lift them up one by one with its mouth. This is a real favourite with Bess who learnt to do this at the grand old age of 14 so who says you can't teach a old dog new tricks! TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it. |
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We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. These toys are especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. The Dog Brick: This has eight sliding trapdoors which cover secret wells where goodies can be placed and your dog has to slide the trap doors with either his paw or nose to reveal the goodies. (The Trapdoors can not be lifted only slid) Comes with full instructions, and you can increase the degree of difficulty for those real doggy Einstein's. (Even Esau the cat enjoyed doing this one!) TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it. |
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We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. Wonderfully crafted wooden toys especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. They all come with full instructions. Dog Trigger: You slide out the nine non removable blocks and place behind some really tasty treats, then your dog has to push back the blocks with his nose to get the treats. This really does push all the right buttons, a firm favourite as the dog gets rewarded instantly for doing the puzzle. TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it. |
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We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. Wonderfully crafted wooden toys especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. They all come with full instructions. Dog Turbo: This toy has secret passages in it where you place some really scrummy treats and your dog has to slide the non removable blocks to push out the treats. You can vary the difficulty level depending on where you place the sliding blocks. You will be amazed at how quick your dog can work this out, next stop doggy Mensa? TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it. |
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We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. Wonderfully crafted wooden toys especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. They all come with full instructions. Dog Twister: Let's twist again! This has seven sliding trap doors, which cover up hidden recesses in which you've placed some real yummy goodies. Your dog then has to slide the trap doors to find the goodies, but alas as they slide one to un-cover the treat the trap door then slides round to cover another. You can even place locking sticks in which need to be pulled out before they can slide the trap doors. How clever is your pooch? TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it. |
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We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. Wonderfully crafted wooden toys especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. They all come with full instructions. Dog Fighter: Unfortunately named but please don't let this put you off. This one is fantastic to watch your dog figuring out how to get the treats from it. There are seven slots to which you place a hollow block in each, loaded with goodies and then you slide them into locking position. Your dog then has to slide the block back along the slot to the end where they can then lift it out with their mouth and retrieve the treats. There are ways that you can make it harder for them as they get the idea. The blocks can not be just knocked over. TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it. |
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We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. Wonderfully crafted wooden toys especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. They all come with full instructions. Dog Tornado: This has Four rotating levels, three of which have recesses in to hold those all important tasty treats. Your dog has to figure out how to rotate the different levels with either his nose or paw to be able to reveal those allusive goodies. Once they get the hang of it you can up the ante and make it even harder. Krypton factor eat your heart out! TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it. |
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We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. Wonderfully crafted wooden toys especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. They all come with full instructions and tips on how to help you maximise your dogs I.Q. Dog Box: Place tasty dog treats in the box then your dog has to pick up and drop the special block into the hole to get the treats dispensed out of the bottom of the box. You can even change the size of the hole and drop block that they use to get the treat to give them a variable challenging experience each time. Jess the Border Collie just adores this one. TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it. |
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We are all being told that we need to exercise our brains more each day, to keep them fit and healthy. And let's face it anyone who does Suduko puzzles or daily crosswords knows how enjoyable and addictive they can be, as well as beneficial. Dogs can't quite master Suduko, so the clever people at Company of Animals (the people who brought you the wonderful and much loved Kong) have come up with the Doggy equivalent..... The Nina Ottosson range. Wonderfully crafted wooden toys especially designed for your dogs little grey cells and giving great pleasure to both owner and pet. It is not only a great giggle but also a real bonding exercise, with the added benefit of giving your dog a real positive focus rather than allowing them to make up their own entertainment which may not be quite so welcome. They all come with full instructions. Dog Spinny: This has a rotating disk with a hole in, which your dog has to move round to correspond with the recesses underneath which you fill with tasty treats. TPS Top tip: This is an interactive toy for both you and your dog. So your pet should not be left alone with it |
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