Nina Ottosson Dog Casino Puzzle Game Level 3

Unlock, pull, and treat the Dog Casino turns snack time into brain time.

A trusted Nina Ottosson enrichment puzzle designed for supervised play, long-lasting use, and easy cleaning.

Some dogs don't just want treats they want the challenge that earns them.
Dog Casino is the "thinking game" that keeps clever pups busy and proud.

A Level 3 puzzle with locking bones and treat drawers for advanced enrichment.

Why you'll Love It

• Keeps busy brains happily occupied (hello, boredom buster)
• Helps reduce destructive habits by giving dogs a job to do
• Level 3 challenge for smart pups who need "more than basic"
• Locking bone pieces add an extra step when your dog gets good
• Builds confidence, focus, and problem-solving through play
• Fun bonding time you coach, they conquer, everyone wins

How to use

1. Start with the bones unlocked and open a drawer or two to spark interest.
2. Add kibble or small treats into the drawers, then close them.
3. When ready, twist the bones to lock the drawers for the full challenge.
4. Encourage your dog to sniff, paw, and pull the drawers to earn rewards.
5. Make it harder over time by locking more drawers and offering fewer "easy wins."

Quick Specs

• Skill level: 3 (Advanced)
• Size: 31.5 x 26 cm, height 4.5 cm
• Material: Durable puzzle toy construction (easy-clean design)
• Best for: Enrichment, focus, boredom relief, confident problem-solvers

In the box

• 1x Nina Ottosson Dog Casino puzzle game (locking bones + treat drawers)

What you should know

• Always supervise play (this is a puzzle game, not a chew toy).
• If your dog is new to puzzles, begin with drawers unlocked to teach the "game rules."
• Wash by hand with warm soapy water, rinse, dry, and refill for next round.
• Pro tip: You can freeze a wet-food + water mix in small portions for longer play.

Quick FAQ

Q: Is this suitable for puppies?
A: Yes with supervision and an "easy start" (unlocked drawers).

Q: Will it work for large dogs?
A: Yes, it's designed for all sizes just supervise and match difficulty to your dog.

Q: My dog gets frustrated. What do I do?
A: Make it easier (unlock bones, open one drawer) and guide them to the first win.