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My Doberman loves this snuffle Matt. It’s large and great material. Lots of variety to hide the treats

I owned a rather demanding labradoodle for 15 years and wish we'd had this since the beginning.She was elderly, but still haughty and hard to please at home, she spent a lot of her days resting and mooching around. (As we all should in our retirement years.) She did however, bark a lot at night due to senility and perhaps anxiety, she also was getting fussy about certain things. I got this as a gift for her birthday and she adored it.She would spend five or so minutes nosing around snuffling for treats, she would dig and drag the mat around, she would chew the soft fabric. She would impatiently growl as I filled it up so I took to filling it when she went out for walks or joined us at work. When she came home she would sniff the air and make a bee line for it, snorting excitedly. She loved it so much she fell asleep on it and liked to rub her scent into it!Certain fleece pockets were ripped and torn, but this didn't stop from being used and she only ever made holes. The stitching is secure and you can pop it in the wash when it starts getting full of hair and crumbs.Would recommend for any dog, even the oldest, grumpiest ones.

Bought for a bouncy poodle puppy. It is great and she absolutely loves it. Lost a star as she chewed the clips that fold the product together on the first day.Usually I would say things like that are the owners fault for not supervising the pet, but actually for a product designed for dogs, it makes sense that they (young dogs especially) will try to chew every aspect of the mat, and the plastic clips should either be detachable or be made from something else.

I brought this for a 3 month old German Shepherd, I’m now writing this review as he passes 5 months old and 25kg. My dog loves his snuffle mat, it has a great and varied range of places and pockets where you can hide treats.We mix it up for him, as he gets older we pop treats in the harder to get pockets, the first time he used it we just scattered a few randomly into the many folds now we pop some in the tighter pockets. He is on a raw food diet so we don’t like to use too much kibble based treats, we found chopped up raw carrot works great.We have a tiled floor, it doesn’t slide all over the place and it folds up lovely when not in use. We supervise our dogs sessions with it, once he has finished sniffing out his treats he starts scratching it looking for more, sometimes it’s more of a digging action.A German Shepherd is quite strong at 5 months, his claws are sharp and he doesn’t hold back, however this snuffle mat has so far stood up to the test remarkably well, it’s as good and intact as day one. We do allow him 5 minutes of roughness and clawing before taking it off him.My daughter has the brother of our dog, she also brought one of these after seeing how much he loved it, she leave hers down all day, her dog enjoys sniffing out the treats then once they’ve all been found he walks away. I’m sure if I left ours down for a day unsupervised I’d come back to find it destroyed eventually. If you’ve got a dog who likes destroying things don’t complain if you leave them unsupervised and they destroy it, after all, it isn’t described as a indestructible toy.

We have a one year old lab/gs cross. Whilst playing she pulled off and ate the hiding flaps. Then she started eating the mat from the corner in. She loves it and does spend a few minutes looking but gets bored and just eats the whole thing. We take it off her so we're watching it get slightly smaller after each go. She ate our food bin too. She ate the lid and a day or so later I had to retrieve the bag from her bum. I don't think it's the product's fault. My Mum has one for her collie. He loves it. Our dog eats anything. I do mean eat as well, not just a chew but she swallows it. Good news is, we save money on dental sticks by giving her carrots. She ate the lot once and then started on the cucumber through the plastic. Oh she reached her biscuits and ate the lot, even the box, she looked pregnant with the bloated belly. Everything is now on the top shelf.

My puppy loves it. He even brings it when he wants to play. Great places to hide the treats, well made.

Great way to entertain pup! My only criticism was that the product doesn't come in any official branded packaging, just a plastic bag.

I initially thought this was a bit expensive but, for us, it’s been worth every penny. My lhasa apso is for her age, 16, blind and now hates walking. Her sense of smell is good. She loves this play mat. I break off the tinest bits of chicken or treats and hide them all over 5 times a day or so and it occupies her whilst I do something else. I lay a trail of tiny treats all around the room and back to it. It motivates her to walk about more. There’s no risk of damage to her eyes and she’s learnt to make a beeline for it from the door. I wouldn’t buy it for a young dog that would rip it up but for an older pooch I’d recommend it. She’s peed on it once and I’ve washed it 3 times...1st time to wash any finishers off it so she can smell treats better in it. Fantastic 😊