The Twist 'n Treat seemed like a good idea. It looks like a flying saucer and you can adjust the halves to make it easier or harder for the dog to get at the treats.
Just to be on the safe side, I turn my back to Papa when I fill it with dog biscuits. (She is very smart; I'd hate for her to just figure out how to unscrew it.)
Alas, it's not going to be a real option: First, she picks it up and drops it, making a loud banging noise. Wily. Then, she chews on it and bits of rubber break off. Not so good, because I can't let her play with the toy unattended.
I'm still on the hunt. If not the Twist 'n Treat or the Orka ball or the Tug-a-Jug, then what?
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Our pit bulls used the rubber attachment from a milking machine. It's shaped roughly like a cow udder and is virtually indestructible. It's very lowbrow and surprisingly effective. One of the vets sold them. You might find one at a large animal supply place or something but definitely not at Petco or someplace. Plus the lip is perfect to stick peanut butter in.
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