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Kong Genius

Posted : 9/29/2010 6:58:10 PM

Bugsy has the bowling pin and the tube shape. He likes them, they do take a bit more time to unload but its not excessive. The tube was too easy on its own, the bowling pin is a bit tougher but I am currently using them together. I put kibble in and not treats because when I put a biscuit in the tube he started to break apart the tube so in order to keep the toys intact I will use it for kibble to feed his meals

If I hadn't bought the tube first i would have likely bought two bowling pins as i think that is a better combo

Kim_MacMillan

Posted : 9/29/2010 7:23:35 PM

kpwlee
If I hadn't bought the tube first i would have likely bought two bowling pins as i think that is a better combo

Scary how we have the same experiences with puzzle toys! After getting each, I too would prefer to have two of the bowling pin ones.

However, this is so far the toy that takes the longest for them to finish. Even the Tug-a-Jug is finished more quickly than the Genius has been, which for my guys is a thumbs up! I think I will buy one more bowling pin one and leave it at that, to have a nice combination that I can switch around when I want. One of my favorite puzzle toys so far.

kpwlee

Posted : 9/29/2010 7:47:13 PM

Kim_MacMillan
One of my favorite puzzle toys so far.

Jury is still out on these here

This has been the best one here - very loud and likely too large for your pack (although they would be able to get to the inside ball easily) He loves it and the kibble comes out very slowly Wink

sl2crmeg

Posted : 9/29/2010 8:59:01 PM

We use our bowling pin ones daily. My dogs were not 'genius' enough & still leaving them 1/2 full after about a week, so I relented and made the slots a little bigger with my kitchen shears. My little dummies :)