Outward Hound by Planet Dog Snoop Durable Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Large, Orange

Outward Hound Snoop Durable Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Large, Blue - is excellent entertainment for our dog (and her owners). Enthusiastically approved by our 9mo, 55 lb pup, who typically ignored her breakfast kibble until late in the day. Until we got this! Put a handful of her kibble in this toy she loves rolling it about the kitchen and eating her kibbles one-by-one as they tumble out. Then she whines at us to refill it.The rubbery material seems durable and tough but soft enough not to make a racket. And it's easy to clean, too. Highly recommended!

Holy cow this is one of the best toy purchases ever! They’re durable (Husky heavy chewer proof) it took ours a day to figure the trick out how to get the treats out and now they absolutely love their time with the bouncey ball. It keeps them interactive, engaged, using their brain, paws, & mouth all in one together. Great stimulating workout for them!!! And it’s quiet and doesn’t squeak! We had to buy 4 one for each dog because our dogs were fighting over them.

This is a good toy for our 20 lb dog. The treats are caught in the ball long enough to give her a challenge and she can pick it up with her mouth and run around with it. Plus there is nothing to destroy. And it is easy to wash before refilling to keep it clean.

This little snoop has become a staple in my Jack Russel mixes everyday feeding! My boy now refuses to eat out of anything but this toy! He gets so excited about this toy! It puts up enough of a challenge that he looks forward to it with out getting frustrated. He carries it around and shows it off when its empty🤣 It’s the perfect size for a 21 pound jack Russel/ Shih Tzu! I’m glad I didn’t buy the regular size, it would have been wayyy too big and would not have given any challenge. The lil snoop is perfect! It’s pretty durable too! He goes to town on it. And it’s definitely holding up! The quality is great, giving the best value for your money! Especially if you can find it on a sale! He has so much fun with this little toy! It’s cute and easy to clean! Highly recommend!

Overall this is a win for my dog & I am happy with both the cost & quality! His teeth are cleaner, it occupies him for an hour or more at a time with just regular size, not small breed, dog food placed in it & it's easy to wash! If you have a difficult dog to buy toys for please keep reading my review for detailed observations.We have a Catahoula Leopard Dog who is very high energy & needs mental stimulation & exercise for several hours a day to keep him happy & healthy. This particular breed is bred to be very intelligent, high energy, determined & tough as they are used for hunting, herding, trailing etc. Catahoulas don't make great "house pets" especially if you do not meet their physical & mental needs. My dog is a large size dog with his shoulders at 24" & he weighs about 75lbs. He can fit his mouth easily around something that has a 7-8" diameter. He is worked regularly but still tears through toys both literally & figuratively & this Orb toy is by far the best one we've found for him yet. Yes, it is somewhat easy for an intelligent dog to figure out. For most dogs I'd say it's at an easy to medium puzzle level. However, where this toy is superior is in it's sizing & design. There is a slight squish to the Orb & it's surface is slippery so the dogs teeth have a hard time gripping it to really chew hard on it & the rubber is flexible yet thick enough that it will just pop back into it's intended shape after being squished. This design feature helps prevent heavy gnawing, ripping & shredding for the most part. The Orb toy also stays rigid as the dog rolls it around & the mouth of the toy is cleverly designed which facilitates the occasional dispensing of the food instead of large food dumps. For me this is a huge bonus because my dog only responds to interactive play & it takes a good long while for my dog to roll it around & get all the food out. All of this being said, if you're dog is not a determined dog it will probably give up & this won't be as great of a toy for your pet. Also, if you have an aggressive chewer who selectively chews & will repeatedly chew or work on the same spot this toy could also possibly be broken down into pieces if they were able to findd a way to hold it with their paws so that they'd have a specific spot to gnaw on successfully. As far as flaws go I haven't found any other than knowing that at some point the rubber will start to stiffen & break down with age & exposure to the elements making it easier to chew up but that should take years. All things considered for a $15 or less toy this is a great value. I've spent triple that for toys designed for "aggressive chewers" that my dog annihilated in under 5 minutes. In my opinion if you have a working breed dog this is a good option. I hope this review was helpful to those who have difficult dogs to buy for!

Oooh boy! This is hands down my dogs favorite toy. It’s supposed to be for enrichment, but it’s a ball of sorts for him. He loves to play with it. We call it “Blue” - I know creative, right? - but if you say “Where’s Blue” he’s already bounding to his toy box and getting ready to play. Tug of war, fetch, chew time, doesn’t matter. The rubbery compound makes it hard for him to break through, while keeping it bouncy and soft enough I’m not worried about it breaking everything. It’s definitely attention grabbing for him. It’s also a good size for him to bite on and is easy for us to grab. Definitely recommend it for you pup, big or small!

It is a great toy for mental stimulation. It was fun watching my dog figure out the best way to get the treats out. The only bad thing is the material isn't very durable and is already starting to crack and break. We've had it for about 3 months with minimal use.