Unlike other cloth toys, the Piggle was created to meet the foraging, mental exercise, and sensory stimulation needs all dogs have. It's the secret science sauce that makes fur babies everywhere love our little piggie, instead of destroying it.
Our two dogs Rocky and Kneesaa are full blown Piggle Junkies. Kneesaa already had plush toy addiction issues, but this "toy" turned that up to 11. She will sit by the shelf where The Piggle is kept an whine for her fix. She will attempt to climb the shelves shortly after getting her fix to get more of her fix. The dog is a full blown Piggle junkie and has a whining, crying spasmodic Piggle withdrawals fit.
Rocky however never really showed interest in toys. Squeaking toys, plush toys, or rope toys. They just did not interest him. The Piggle however has him excited to play and whining just as loud as Kneesaa to get his Piggle fix. He shakes it, he snuffles, the throws the Piggle around then pounces on it and then gets his treats. While Rocky doesn't try and climb the shelves when The Piggle is put away, he does immediately has Piggle withdrawals and sits attentively at the shelf hoping for another hit.
While this review may sound a bit tongue and cheek, I assure you my dogs react this strongly to this "toy". I am wondering how much The Goodest is going to charge us pet owners once they open their Piggle rehab facilities? Please put me on the waiting list for two dogs... Thanks
My dogs absolutely love the piggle and I love how it can meet their enrichment needs during playtime. My dogs have very different enrichment needs, one is a very active and busy 6 pound terrier pup and the other is a 120 pound senior St. Bernard, but the piggle is a favorite with both of them!
Basil, my Saint Bernard loves playing with the piggle as part of his mealtime routine and I put a mixture of his kibble and a few treats into the piggle body and into the organs. With his short muzzle, Basil prefers to have the panel slightly open so he can pull it off and forage from there.
The piggle is a lifesaver for keeping Rhubarb, my terrier pup, entertained for more than five minutes! He loves foraging for the food, tossing the organs around for playtime, and getting mealtime. I love that the piggle is a toy we can utilize during training for find it games, too.
The piggle is extremely innovative becuase it allows you to adjust the complexity for each dog. You can only use the body for dogs new to enrichment and foraging toys, hide the organs around the house for rainy day activities, fill the piggle with the organs and other toys to make it more challenging...the options are endless for creative enrichment!
I highly recommend every dog guardian get the piggle if they're looking for a toy that can provide mental stimulation, enrihcment, and fun for their dog!
Bandit can't get enough of his Piggle! He loves to search for his treats and he carries Piggle around the house everywhere. We also play hide-n-seek with the small organs and he gets so excited when he gets the treats out of the little pockets. Even with his little nose and his sweet underbite, he is able to retrieve the treats out of the pockets and he always seems so proud of himself when he finds them. I would recommend Piggle to anyone with an active dog who is treat-motivated.
Bentley, our 18 month old Golden, loves his Piggle! He carrys it around, plays chase/keep away and forages for the treatos hidden away inside the body & the cute plump organs. Cutest giblets ever. 🐷❤️
He loves toys but this is so much more than a toy. The Piggle keeps him busy & focused. Bentley is very mouthy & the Piggle allows him to have his mouth all over it in a positive way rather than just rip it to shreds. This morning he ate a handful of dry kibble from the Piggle. He had so much fun shaking some kibble out & snarfing the rest up through the soft belly slats. Snuffling away and as happy as can be. 🐾❤️
The Piggle is so well constructed & made with very durable materials.
So easy to clean - machine wash.
We highly recommend the Piggle. Great interactive, multi tasking, brain workout & so much fun!
🐾👅🐷👀❤️
Got the Piggle for my parents' two small dogs (both under 12 lbs) and wasn't sure what to expect, especially since one of them is 15 years old and rarely plays or engages with toys anymore. Well they both love it!! The younger dog loves playing fetch with all the pieces (including the piggle itself which is almost her same size lol), and they both are super interested and stimulated by the treat-stuffed organ pieces. To my total shock, the older dog is actually able to get treats out too! Overall it's a great product, very versatile, and works really well for our little dogs!
Make your dog go hog wild with a Mensa-level snuffling experience and mental exercise.
Make your dog go hog wild with a Mensa-level snuffling experience and mental exercise.
Up the enrichment ante by filling the organs with your dog's favorite yummy, healthy snacks.
Up the enrichment ante by filling the organs with your dog's favorite yummy, healthy snacks.
Adjust the difficulty level for dogs with different foraging styles and abilities.
Adjust the difficulty level for dogs with different foraging styles and abilities.
Unlike other toys, you don't have to throw out the whole kit n' caboodle when too much fun has been had. Simply grab a new panel or organ(s) to keep the Piggle party going.
Unlike other toys, you don't have to throw out the whole kit n' caboodle when too much fun has been had. Simply grab a new panel or organ(s) to keep the Piggle party going.
Our two dogs Rocky and Kneesaa are full blown Piggle Junkies. Kneesaa already had plush toy addiction issues, but this "toy" turned that up to 11. She will sit by the shelf where The Piggle is kept an whine for her fix. She will attempt to climb the shelves shortly after getting her fix to get more of her fix. The dog is a full blown Piggle junkie and has a whining, crying spasmodic Piggle withdrawals fit.
Rocky however never really showed interest in toys. Squeaking toys, plush toys, or rope toys. They just did not interest him. The Piggle however has him excited to play and whining just as loud as Kneesaa to get his Piggle fix. He shakes it, he snuffles, the throws the Piggle around then pounces on it and then gets his treats. While Rocky doesn't try and climb the shelves when The Piggle is put away, he does immediately has Piggle withdrawals and sits attentively at the shelf hoping for another hit.
While this review may sound a bit tongue and cheek, I assure you my dogs react this strongly to this "toy". I am wondering how much The Goodest is going to charge us pet owners once they open their Piggle rehab facilities? Please put me on the waiting list for two dogs... Thanks
My dogs absolutely love the piggle and I love how it can meet their enrichment needs during playtime. My dogs have very different enrichment needs, one is a very active and busy 6 pound terrier pup and the other is a 120 pound senior St. Bernard, but the piggle is a favorite with both of them!
Basil, my Saint Bernard loves playing with the piggle as part of his mealtime routine and I put a mixture of his kibble and a few treats into the piggle body and into the organs. With his short muzzle, Basil prefers to have the panel slightly open so he can pull it off and forage from there.
The piggle is a lifesaver for keeping Rhubarb, my terrier pup, entertained for more than five minutes! He loves foraging for the food, tossing the organs around for playtime, and getting mealtime. I love that the piggle is a toy we can utilize during training for find it games, too.
The piggle is extremely innovative becuase it allows you to adjust the complexity for each dog. You can only use the body for dogs new to enrichment and foraging toys, hide the organs around the house for rainy day activities, fill the piggle with the organs and other toys to make it more challenging...the options are endless for creative enrichment!
I highly recommend every dog guardian get the piggle if they're looking for a toy that can provide mental stimulation, enrihcment, and fun for their dog!
Bandit can't get enough of his Piggle! He loves to search for his treats and he carries Piggle around the house everywhere. We also play hide-n-seek with the small organs and he gets so excited when he gets the treats out of the little pockets. Even with his little nose and his sweet underbite, he is able to retrieve the treats out of the pockets and he always seems so proud of himself when he finds them. I would recommend Piggle to anyone with an active dog who is treat-motivated.
Bentley, our 18 month old Golden, loves his Piggle! He carrys it around, plays chase/keep away and forages for the treatos hidden away inside the body & the cute plump organs. Cutest giblets ever. 🐷❤️
He loves toys but this is so much more than a toy. The Piggle keeps him busy & focused. Bentley is very mouthy & the Piggle allows him to have his mouth all over it in a positive way rather than just rip it to shreds. This morning he ate a handful of dry kibble from the Piggle. He had so much fun shaking some kibble out & snarfing the rest up through the soft belly slats. Snuffling away and as happy as can be. 🐾❤️
The Piggle is so well constructed & made with very durable materials.
So easy to clean - machine wash.
We highly recommend the Piggle. Great interactive, multi tasking, brain workout & so much fun!
🐾👅🐷👀❤️
Got the Piggle for my parents' two small dogs (both under 12 lbs) and wasn't sure what to expect, especially since one of them is 15 years old and rarely plays or engages with toys anymore. Well they both love it!! The younger dog loves playing fetch with all the pieces (including the piggle itself which is almost her same size lol), and they both are super interested and stimulated by the treat-stuffed organ pieces. To my total shock, the older dog is actually able to get treats out too! Overall it's a great product, very versatile, and works really well for our little dogs!
