Smart games and food bowls designed by Nina Ottosson offer dog activation and a variety of things to do. Dogs enjoy using their brains to solve puzzles.

The games are designed for different levels of players, from 1 to 4 levels, with 1 being the easiest and 4 being the hardest.

It is best to start with an easy game for your puppy, where he will get the hang of it quickly. If the puppy does not understand the game, he may become frustrated and the game will not be appropriate for him. As your puppy learns to play, his skills will develop and then you can move on to progressively more difficult games.

Nina Ottosson’s A-Maze ball toy is a maze with a treat ball and a regular tennis ball inside. Fill the treat ball with treats and put a tennis ball in the back. The dog should spin the toy to get the tennis ball out first and then the treat ball.

The Nina Ottosson A-Maze ball toy is a 2 level game, so it’s great for beginners or those who have already tried a few brain games.

The height of the toy is about 20cm. Remember to watch your dog play so that it doesn’t try to get