PETGEEK Rubber Automatic Dog Treat Dispenser, Dog Puzzle Memory Training Activity Toy- Iq Training Dog Button Feeder, Remote Dog Button Treat Dispenser For Dogs,10 cm,H_5 cm,W_10 cm

The media could not be loaded.  I have a highly energetic Labrador puppy, and I got this when he was 4 months old. I've been using it every day since then, and he's now 9 months old. This is just one of the many enrichment activities and exercises he gets each day, and it’s become an important part of how I feed him.To train him, I started by placing the button close to the dispenser and manually adding kibble to the tray each time I pressed it. He quickly caught on, so I then added kibble to the dispenser while keeping the button nearby. It took him about 10-15 minutes to get used to the sound of the rotating dispenser and understand that it meant something good was coming.That evening, I moved the button further away, and he figured it out - there's been no looking back since!The dispenser requires 4 C batteries, and the button needs 3 AAA batteries. While the button batteries last a long time, the dispenser batteries tend to die quickly if you use it daily. I bought 8 rechargeable batteries, and they've been working great so far.I recommend this feeder to anyone who's looking for an additional way of feeding along with exercise/enrichment for their dogs.

This has been life altering! We put Maeve’s food into this and hide the remote in the house and she goes and looks for it, then has to find the kibble, then has to repeat. It keeps her Aussie brain busy and she eats and digests her food slowly. Breakfast used to be a 45 second event, now it’s about 20 mins, tires her out, and entertains us endlessly :)

Works well, very happy puppy and owners. Batteries do t last long, but USB power works well.

Our dog loves this. The main issue is that it uses C size batteries; not something you have around the house. However it does have a usb power port so if you put it near a power point with a usb outlet then its fine.

Took him 2 minutes to learn to press the button for his food, now he prefers all his meals from it. Its a pain to fill, but he loves it and it keeps him entertained so its worth it, I would definitely buy again!