TREAT POCKETS FOR DOG

Dog toys where you can hide sweets are very fun. Both for the dog and for us humans. There are also various reasons why the treat should be hidden. Sometimes candy hides are used as a reward for agility training or obedience training. Other times, hiding is used as an activation game or perhaps as a fun and different way to feed the dog.

By far the most popular treat hides in our range are the lotus balls from PawsPocket, they are sometimes called tulip balls and probably seventeen they look like flower balls. They have three flower petals that hide the dog candy. There are several different Paws Pocket toys, with and without handles and with and without rabbit or sheepskin. And of course we also have the Swedish version from Out-n-out.

Another kind of candy hideout that requires a lot of brain from the dog is of course Nina Ottosson's stuff, what is called dog puzzle, and the Bustermattan. Here are various difficult activation toys that let the dog work to get the candy. Fun and demanding.