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No suction whatsoever, as can be seen in photo. Tied drawstring to leg of chair which my 13 week old boxer took great delight in using as a tug toy. Treats hidden were easily 'snuffled ' out very quickly, then a "whats next?" face followed......🙄

My dog loves it.. she gets excited as soon as she sees it, We buy dried chicken or liver strips and chop them into small pieces to make sure she's not having too many. It takes her much longer to snaffle them and poses a greater challenge, even when she's finished them all she keeps going back just to make sure.

Chose this as neutral colours and nice looking. It's actually pretty good. Well-made and folds away with drawstring. Ideal size for my smallish dog and he really loves it. Not washed it yet, as I use treats that don't have crumbs or strong smells, but seems durable enough to cope. Several months on it's still like new, though my boy treats things gently.

After one week my puppy pug destroyed this mat… all she wanted was to do wee on it and the quality is not great.. the plastic bit on the string was a bit dangerous for little puppy which like chewing things.. we decided to pay extra and purchase better quality one…

Bought this to occupy my cockapoo when he is leftHe loves having all meals in it. It is very well made and easy to cleanIt’s keeps my dog interested in his food for longerOnly thing is he likes to tip it upside down making a mess it’s quiet funny if I say what u done he quickly gobbles all the food and then when I put it the right way up. He spits the food back into the mat.Recommend this. Mat.

My puppy does look to snuffle in and look for treats, but within hours of having it she had chewed the plastic part of the drawstring, which contains small parts such as a spring. As there is no way to hide the draw string away, a dog may find enjoyment in chewing the string, plastic part or accidentally getting the strings caught in their paws, all of which happened very quickly with my pup. Despite my attempts to hide the string underneath the mat, it didn't take long for that to end with an excitable dog.It's good in that the dog likes to snuffle in to it, but it's too easy to find the treats and too dangerous to recommend, especially to small pups/dogs. within 12 hours I'm left with a mat that can no longer be drawn in to make it more difficult.Opt for a more expensive but well made option.

We bought this for our very active cocker spaniel.We use grated cheese, dog biscuits, chopped up ham to hide in it.Feels sturdy, our dog is quite rough with it and we’ve not lost any parts to it.First few weeks he was taking a while to get his treats out and was a good distraction when we were out for a little while.He has started to figure out how to get the food out quite quickly now though.Where you hide the food is all in straight lines so I think he’s worked it out.He is a working breed though so he might just be quite smart!We still use occasionally.

Brilliant, my German Shepherd loves this rug, she likes to sniff out her kibble, great way of slowing down her eating and encourage her scent skills