Diggs Groov Dog Training Toy/Dog Training Aid (Dog Peanut Butter Toy for Crate Training, Secures to Crate, Reduces Anxiety) Dog Treat Dispenser, Dog Crate Toy, Ice

We love having this on hand in the freezer with peanut butter or yogurt filling to help encourage our 6 month puppy to spend more time in his crate and be happier in it. He gladly goes in for the treat, just like his other fillable toys, but it has yet to really make a difference and convince him the crate is a happy place. We try everything and struggle but I would believe this could make a difference for some! It’s pricey but very heavy duty and feels safe for my dog to have.

The concept is a good one, but it is a lot bigger and heavy than expected.

It only stays on for a few minutes before my dog knocks it off onto the floor. Then he leaves the crate to fetch it. Very frustrating especially considering what I paid for a piece if rubber. It will be a chew toy at this point. I just ordered two 7” diameter round lick pads for half the price of one of these Digg toys. The new ones are secured with 1.2” male and female threads sandwiching the pad securely to the crate frame grid. I almost bought this one initially, but made the now-apparent mistake of trusting all these 5 star reviews. Digg: You can and should do better, in my opinion.

This is great for when I have to put my dog in her crate. It's sturdy enough that it doesn't move around. I love that it comes with a cover. It allows me to put organic peanut butter on it and freeze it with no mess. If you ever had organic peanut butter then you know just how messy it can be.

My dog loves having this in her crate with her. It keeps her busy and calm and helps with her separation anxiety. For what the product is for the price, I don’t know why on earth is so expensive. it’s durable and seems to be good quality but still over 30 bucks!! it better last forever!