Busy Buddy Dog Treat Rings Variety Pack, Medium, Size B, 60 Count | Grain-Free Rawhide & Peanut Butter Flavored Treat Ring Refills, Resealable Bags Keep Rings Fresh, Tasty Distraction for Dogs

It is Toby. I am back. I have things to say. There is a ring. I want to be precise about what this ring is, because I have had toys before and I know the difference between a toy and a situation, and this is a situation. It is a rubber ring. It has treats on it. The treats are attached in a way that requires engagement, strategy, and a level of sustained intellectual focus that I was not previously aware I possessed. Dad gave it to me on a Tuesday afternoon. He seemed very pleased with himself. He said "this'll keep him busy" to no one, which is a thing he says when he is about to underestimate me. I sat down with the ring. I worked the ring for forty-seven minutes. I know it was forty-seven minutes because Dad kept checking on me with an expression I can only describe as genuine respect, which is different from the normal expression, which is affection mixed with mild concern about what I am chewing. I got every treat off the ring. Every single one. I then carried the empty ring to Dad and placed it at his feet and looked at him. He refilled it. This has been our arrangement for three weeks now. He fills it. I empty it. He acts surprised every time at how fast I emptied it. I act like it was challenging every time so he feels good about the purchase. It was not challenging after day one. I have simply chosen not to tell him because the treats are excellent and the arrangement suits me. My joints feel fine by the way. The ramp is still unnecessary. I have maintained this position. — Toby, Age 6, One-Hundred-Eighteen Pounds Of Pure Problem-Solving Ability, Who Is Running This House And Always Has Been

My dogs love these. Usually when we get a new dog they are a little clueless. My husband will cut one of the rings and pull it out of the toy a little so it sticks out. Eventually they get it and we stop doing that. My dogs get very excited when I pick up their toys to put these treats on them. It takes anywhere from a few minutes if they are really skilled (as little as 5) up to an hour to get these treats completely eaten. It is a great toy for them to keep them busy.

I get it monthly and it’s almost always the same consistent product. Dogs eat it every time but they’re not picky. Muuuuuch longer lasting than anything but yak chews and quality bully sticks. I’ve got a purebred heeler in a city condo and it takes him maybe 5-10 min? But seems to be much more stimulating than a yak chew when it comes to enrichment. I recommend the toys with bristles most. I usually put two on either side against the bristles. Sometimes I’ll switch it up and put them on the ends which I think is a little harder. Vet was very impressed with teeth cleanliness for my 7y/o dog with no teeth brushing. Although other things he chews certainly also play a role. Make sure you get the size of your toy and they’re great.

My dog absolutely loves this toy/treat combo. She has one a day.

These are great for the ball bone toy. My dog absolutely loves it and never gets tired of it. He has to work long enough to get the treats off so I don't feel like I'm just stuffing him with treats everyday. He seems to chew on it pretty well and the ends have gotten rough but that doesn't seem to stop him. Good for boredom, his teeth are always clean according to the vet. They may seem a little pricey but they go a long ways. Just make sure you get the correct size for the toy you are buying for!

I don't know what is in them but it is like puppy crack to my pup. I have to take the toy away sometimes because the dog is chewing on the hard plastic of the toy that uses these.

This is the only thing that my dog takes more than 2 seconds to tear through. I can’t keep them in stock. It is hands down his favorite and has been for years.

Maverick is requesting this filled. Abby didn't bring hers, yet. My dogs loves these and it keeps them happy for a bit.