Can a Rottweiler Solve the YXX-TECH Puzzle Toy?

Can a Rottweiler Solve the YXX-TECH Puzzle Toy?

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The Dog Puzzle Toy That Had Me Thinking Harder Than Snack Time Logistics

Alright hoomans, gather ‘round. We need to talk. You’ve been tossing me the same slobbery tennis ball for months like it’s some kind of mind-blowing enrichment. I love a game of fetch, don’t get me wrong, but I’ve got brains AND brawn. Which is why when mum dropped the YXX-TECH Dog Food Puzzle Toy on the floor, I looked at it the way you look at a vending machine that’s eaten your $2 coin—suspicious but deeply invested.

Is it Rottie-Proof?

Now, I’m a Rottweiler. That means I’ve got the jaw of a lion, the appetite of a tradie on smoko, and the patience of a toddler near bedtime. So the question is... can a puzzle toy made of fancy ABS material and “no bisphenol A” really survive the paw-pocalypse that is me?

Short answer? It didn’t explode under pressure. Long answer? This thing is tough, mates. It’s not made to be chewed like your favourite slippers (RIP), but as a treat dispenser, it held up against some serious nudging, nosing, and strategic paw swipes. Plus, mum read on the box that it’s super safe and non-toxic—so no stress snackin' from me or her.

A Toy That Thinks It’s Smarter Than Me?

This dog puzzle toy thinks it can outfox me. I see you, rolling around acting like a snack-filled Rubik’s Cube. But here’s the thing—the spheres on each end have lil’ switches that YOU hoomans can adjust. Smaller treat holes make it harder for snacks to fall out. Big brain stuff.

Mum popped in some jerky bites and dialled the switches up a notch, and let me tell you—I had to WORK. Not just the casual nudge and wait kind of work. I had to actively nudge, swipe, roll, then backtrack. It’s like playing hide and seek with my dinner. To be honest, I kind of love it.

The Chase is On

This thing doesn’t roll away too far, but it does wobble around enough to keep me curious. When I pushed it with my snout, I had to keep at it like I was training for a treat-based Olympic sport. Food slowly came out both ends, which made it double the fun and about ten times the effort.

This isn’t the kind of toy you throw in front of your pooch and walk off for an hour (unless you're into surprise carpet snacks). It’s more like a supervised mission... like you hoomans playing board games but with more drool and fewer tantrums (depending on the household).

Snack Time Gets a Makeover

You know how you gobble your lunch between meetings and wonder why you’re still hungry? Same logic here, hoomans. This puzzle slows me down big time. A cup of kibble takes me at least 20 minutes to finish when it used to take... three, give or take. I feel fuller, less gassy (you’re welcome), and slightly more proud of myself afterwards. Have you ever earned your dinner? I have now.

If your pup’s on the chonkier side or just woofs down food like it's going out of style, the slow-feed aspect of this toy might be a game changer. And bonus—it’s easy to clean. Mum popped it apart, gave it a rinse, and it was good as new. I appreciated that because I may or may not have drooled into every crevice. No judgment, right?

So… Can a Rottweiler Really Solve It?

Absolutely. But it wasn’t easy. I had to concentrate harder than when I’m trying to ignore that magpie squawking outside the window. This YXX-TECH puzzle toy gave me just enough challenge to feel smart without melting my treat-motivated brain. Mum could keep adjusting it too, which means the challenge never really ends (sneaky woman).

Final verdict? 5/5 paws for mental mayhem, snack strategy, and tail-wagging triumph. It made me think, it made me work, and most importantly, it made snack time feel like a glorious victory lap. Keep your tennis balls—I’ve upgraded to treating my brain like a muscle, hoomans.

Off for a nap on the couch I’m “not allowed on.” Keep the puzzles coming, and make sure they come with snacks or don’t bother. 🐾

Sniffs and tail wags,

Thor the Thinkin’ Rottie

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