A trick-training kit rather than a puzzle — props plus a structured way to teach a dog a handful of magic-themed tricks. The value is in the structure: most owners stall on trick training because they do not know what the next step is, and a kit that lays out the progression keeps the sessions short and consistent.
It is a set of training props, not a self-directed toy. If you want something the dog can work on alone while you do something else, a Brightkins puzzle is the better buy.
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Features
- Guided trick progression — a set order to work through rather than guesswork
- Props included — the physical pieces the tricks are built around
- Short sessions — designed for a few minutes at a time
- Hand washable
Care
Hand wash in warm soapy water and dry fully. Supervise use and put the set away between sessions. Replace any piece a dog starts chewing.