Boxer Dog Tater Works Nina Ottosson Food Puzzles 2
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2019
- 2 difficult puzzles added since the previous video. He's gotten good at most of them.
They are all Nina Ottosson puzzles. I believe at least one of them is discontinued.
My compliments to Tater, he’s smart and persistent. Thanks for this video, it’s helped me to decide which food puzzle would best suit my dog.
My border Collie puppy shivers with anticipation until I allow him to begin his puzzles. He then goes at then like a Terminator 😂 I can't imagine him being this calm and connected. What a nice pupper.
It’s so much fun to watch this clever guy work his way through the puzzle gauntlet. Great job buddy!😊
Bet he was exhausted after that! Such a lovely dog!
Smart and focused! Ok Tater find mommy’s keys!
Very smart and also clearly trained to play by the rules! Well done to you both :)
Wow. This dog is a legit genius 😱
Awe, very sharp dog! He selects the easy ones first I see...like our dog. The blue puzzle with orange has bones on top. We have one the bones have to come off(by the dog) before she can pull the drawer open. Thanks for sharing!
I am impressed! Thanks so much for making this video I was starting to think these puzzles were to hard for dogs so I was afraid to buy them for mine.
Lovely idea to have them complete all puzzles at once!
Great video of all the puzzles!
🇫🇷☕️💕This dog is challenging Nina Ottosson company. My little shitzu is very good at it too. I am looking a very difficult one for him 😄
Wow your dog is so intelligent
Dogs are intelligent and curious creatures that thrive on mental stimulation. One way to provide this stimulation is through food puzzles. Food puzzles are interactive toys or feeding devices that require dogs to work for their food. These puzzles come in various forms, such as treat dispensers, puzzle balls, or mats with hiding spots.
Thanks for showing us this. We be getting these for my fur babies
If I were you I would go straight to the level 4 toy. I just got that one it’s great.
Thanks for this video. It gives me a good idea what to get my dogs.
What a very smart dog.
Damm that's a smart dog. I'm trying to get my lab to do that with that toy. The purple a and blue round one.
Thanks. It's been awhile, but I think we started out by leaving the bones out, then putting one in, raised and turned. Getting him to learn in baby steps is how we master the harder ones.
@@russb4143 Gosh Tater is brilliant! I've also got the purple and blue round one (Dog Twister that is seen at 3 seconds) but having difficulties transitioning to the pulling out the white handles stage. I tried attaching strings as suggested in one of
Nina Ottosson's videos but haven't had any luck. Any hints would be hugely appreciated if you have the time.
Did anyone else notice that Tater knew to go for all the easy ones FIRST.? Then he went back for the more difficult ones. awesome video! Good job Tater!!😍🥰😘
I'm in awe! Thank you!
So smart! 😲🤩
Nice work, Tater!
What a smarty!
good dog!
very smart dog!!!!!!!
So smart
good video
WOW!!
You should rename your dog to Einstein! Cheers.
My compliments to your friend :) Do you think we need to help dog in case he doesn't know how to do ?
Hi! Great video! How did you get him to figure out the blue and orange one? My puppy is 8 months old GSD/Golden mix and incredibly smart. We have used this puzzle twice so far and he’s not getting it (I don’t expect him to get it this fast just wondering how you introduced it and what we could/should do).
He has another puzzle that you simply take the pieces out with your teeth to get to the treats and he figured it out in like 10 seconds. We got the one with the drawers for more of a challenge. This one he just yanks on the drawers until he pries it open (doesn’t notice he can turn the bones).
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's been long enough I don't really remember exactly how I helped him learn that one. I recall it was difficult. I think at least part of it was that I actually moved his paw to the bones with my hand used his paw to turn them. I probably said "good boy!" and made sure he got a treat from the drawer, or maybe from my hand by the drawer early on when he just made an attempt on his own to manipulate the bone, just to let him know moving the bones was the key. Sometimes rewarding baby steps is helpful. Good luck with you pup!
@@russbrosutube good deal. Thank you so much for the reply!
Wowsers
C est peut etre bien pour le développement cérébral du chien mais c est le fait de jouer sur sa faim sui le fait un peu mal. Apres tout ces efforts
You should add the link to these mind games, would love to purchase all of them.
Thanks. I added the name of the brand to the description. A google search will bring up multiple places that sell them.
@@russbrosutube Perfect, thank you
What a smart boy! How did you get him to pull on the handles? That’s one my dog refuses to do.
Thanks. It's been so long, I'm not sure. I may have given him a kibble and a "good boy" the instant he made contact with a handle, and progressively required he eventually moved the handle out before he got the reward.
Loved the video! What's the name of the purple toy near the end? The one with the white bones. Would love to get that one for my pup! Thanks.
Glad you liked it! The one near the end is labeled as Nina Ottoson Dog Twister. It seems to be hard to find now, and there's at least one other one that comes up when you search for that name.
There is a design flaw with it though. They can pick it up by the white locks and the teal blue covers pop open so they can just pick it up and shake it and get all the treats without doing the work. I regret buying it
@@russbrosutube I think she's referring to this one 4:12 pastel purple colors, i was going to ask you about that one too. Thank you.
@@SoneBlink Yes. I think that one is discontinued. I can't find record of my order, and the only google search so far I've found labels it as "Dog Twister," but that name now applies to one of the other puzzles.
@@russbrosutube Oh I see, thank you for looking up! Your dog is beautiful :)
And now.. he is a police dog 👮♂️🐕
which one is that lavendar one in the back?
I think the round one with little bones in a circle on the back corner of the carpet was discontinued.
Has he ever broken any or are they quite robust?
He's never broken any of them, though he did chew up a couple of the pieces that come out.
Great video. I see you have to watch him so he doesn’t put the small parts in his mouth?
Thanks. I don't have to watch him closely anymore, but do pick the puzzles up when he's done.
Aww so smart! What is the name of the blue toy starting at 1:30?
2:30 I mean
@@Nils0213 I'm not sure which exact one you are asking about. I believe they are all "Nina Ottosson" puzzles and can be found at nina-ottosson dot com or on amazon. I think 1 or 2 of the puzzles in the video are no longer available.
Damn. And my dog barely understands sit down.
Less than 7 minutes. Then what?
Then these toys, which take about 15 minutes: czcams.com/video/O1FIyTzhiXA/video.html
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