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Old 01-08-2010, 09:18 PM
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i do wood work and i think i can make one, any on e have better pics or know where i can go to see them in person?
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Old 01-10-2010, 12:13 PM
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i do wood work and i think i can make one, any on e have better pics or know where i can go to see them in person?
You mean pics from the Nina Ottosson game?
I can make some pics if you want. I think a handyman/woman can make such a game. My father copied one and it's working great
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Old 01-11-2010, 03:24 PM
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You mean pics from the Nina Ottosson game?
I can make some pics if you want. I think a handyman/woman can make such a game. My father copied one and it's working great
would be great if you could get me some pics, seems like a neat idea
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Old 01-14-2010, 09:50 AM
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On the other hand, I have LOTS of clients who would love one of those to keep their pups occupied most of the day while they aren't home
These dog toys are meant to be used with supervision. A lot of the toys have small pieces that the dog should not chew on because they are choke hazards.
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Old 01-14-2010, 09:53 AM
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For those living in the US...

https://www.pawlickers.com/products/.../nina-ottosson

You can find a list of all the distributors here.

Here is Snicker's first attempt at the Dog Brick. YouTube - Snicker's New Toy Part 01
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awesome...i have been looking at these again on amazon.

Snickers did really well!
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Snickers did really well!
This morning she had 2 goes at it. She has learned she needs to pull the blocks, but she hasn't quite figured out she can pull with her paw AND push with her nose. I can't wait to get home...I bet I get more enjoyment watching her than she gets from finding the treats!
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ooo...can't wait to check the vid out! and thanks for the info oliwa
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This morning she had 2 goes at it. She has learned she needs to pull the blocks, but she hasn't quite figured out she can pull with her paw AND push with her nose. I can't wait to get home...I bet I get more enjoyment watching her than she gets from finding the treats!
I thought it was awesome that you guys let her do it herself and didn't help her...most people would have trouble doing that...goes against human nature! LOL
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omg! i must have one of those toys! she picked up on it really fast...
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