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Pet owners will do anything they can for their companions, including buying every kind of toy that promises to improve their lives. But instead of stimulating a dog’s brain, this chew toy looks like it’s only going to stimulate frustration and rage.
You can actually put anything inside this £10 Cagey Cube rubber prison—tennis balls, snacks—as long as it’s large enough to not fall through the cracks. Because it’s supposed to be up to your dog to figure out how to free it. Except that dogs don’t have opposable thumbs, or even dextrous hands covered in fingers. All they have is teeth, and after a few frustrating hours when they discover that’s not enough to free their favorite toy, they just might turn on you for imprisoning it in the first place.
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I don’t see how this would help the dog in the long run but it would probably be funny to watch
It would last 2 minutes with my Staff. Chomp chomp and the balls free, 30 seconds later and the balls in bits. He loves tennis balls.
This is a torture…
this wont work. dogs are great at seeing a weakness in something then going at it. my dog would just find the weak bit in the rubber and chew it through.
a lot of fun can be had getting a hamster wheel and putting stuff inside it. as they are a hard round object they cant pin it down and the ball goes flying around and the dog gets all frustrated. very funny. for more comedy i put in a wind-up mouse inside. got some good footage of it!