KONG - Flyer - Durable Rubber Flying Disc Dog Toy - For Small Dogs

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Next, the Flippy Flopper is only available in the standard size of 9-inches wide. There is no 7-inch option for smaller dogs. Puppy Kong Toys: puppies can join in on the fun with these special Kong toys! They are made from soft rubber that is ideal for little teeth and weaker jaws, in both baby pink and baby blue colours!

AirDog Kong Toys: inspired by tennis balls, these tooth-friendly toys are as hardy as they are fun with squeakers in each one! They can be thrown far and wide, great for the dog that loves to fetch. One said that it was the unusual flight path that a Frisbee makes as it glides through the air that captured his dog’s attention. A dog can play at any age, but Martinez recommends waiting until they’re fully grown (between 12-18 months of age) before doing big jumps or playing a lot. This allows the growth plates on a dog’s long bones to close and they are less likely to injure themselves. The SodaPup Dog Frisbee comes in the shape of a bottle top. While we liked the fact that it was made from a non-toxic, biodegradable, FDA-approved material, it didn’t fly as well as the Kong.If you are like me and just want a single Frisbee to toss around at the local dog park, skip the plastic. Dog discs—more commonly known as frisbees, after the Frisbee brand name—come in a wide range of sizes and materials, but the best frisbee for you and your dog will be the one that most encourages consistent and rewarding play, so the two of you can spend more time bonding. Many flying discs are about 9-10 inches in diameter, which is too large for puppies or small dogs. For smaller breeds, look for a disc between 6-8 inches in diameter. The most essential consideration is whether or not your pup can carry the frisbee in their mouth without it scraping along the ground. A lightweight plastic Frisbee can be thrown farther, more accurately and float better than a Frisbee made from any other material. This quality makes plastic Frisbees the number one choice for those who compete in professional disc dog tournaments.

Unlike cheaper competition discs, this one is designed with durability in mind. Hyperflite advertises this Frisbee as being The downside is that the Hyperflite Jawz doesn’t float in water. If you throw this into a lake or at the beach, it will sink before your dog can swim over to it. Yep, if your dog is a chewer or has an incredibly strong bite, he will make short work of even the most heavy-duty Frisbee. In fact, when I threw the Hyperflite Jawz at my local dog park, I had two dog owners come up and ask which Frisbee I was using and where they could buy one. It made me self-conscious to realize that my dog and I were apparently putting on a show. Given that this is a competition-grade disc and that it’s used in disc dog games, this accuracy was expected.

SIT. STAY. PLAY. LEARN ALONG THE WAY

It is worth mentioning that small, flat-faced breeds, such as Pugs, have much more difficulty lifting the Frisbee if it lands on a flat surface. This problem is solved to some extent by playing on grass. The grass lifts the Frisbee up, allowing your flat-faced dog to get his jaw around it. The Kong flyer frisbee is perfect for anybody whose dog loves frisbee but the frisbees keep breaking. I went through three frisbees, a couple plastic ones, and a material one, before I decided to invest in the Kong flyer frisbee. He added that because it doesn’t fly as far as harder discs, it makes the Flippy Flopper Frisbee perfect for tossing around your yard – and because it’s soft, you don’t have to worry about breaking a window. You see, Frisbees were designed with throwing and catching in mind. Chewing? Not so much. While some of the Frisbees we reviewed were heavy-duty, they won’t last long if used as a dedicated chew toy. If your dog chews his frisbee, give him a good chew toy instead.