****** - Verified Buyer
4.5
We have two now eight month old puppies that love this toy! It's easy to pick up because of the holes and they like to chew on them. They float in the pool too which is great because we have a special needs puppy that we do therapy in the pool. I know they are suppose to use it as a frisbee but the pups seem to enjoy how it squishes in their mouth as a chewy toy and a tug-o-war too. They will destroy them, however they are affordable enough to replace. I'm sure we will be buying more even after they get out of the chewing stage and really get into playing frisbee.My lab pup loves to run and will retrieve anything and everything she can.The Rogz Flying Object Frisbee Dog Toy is perfect for her. It sails easily and best of all, it is soft enough that I don't worry about it injuring her mouth or teeth.For as wild and crazy as she can be, the Frisbee has not shown any sign of damage or tearing.We are very happy with her newest toy and expect to purchase more of them.Our Frisbee-crazy puppy can't get enough of his favorite swimming toy. He is a Frisbee destroyer, and this has withstood all his enthusiasm.This frisbee flies so good and far, It is a nice soft light weight material that my dog loves to catch. This is my favorite frisbee to play catch with no matter what the weather because I can put it in the dishwasher to clean it up for the next time.I love this frisbee so much I was giving my extras to friends, now I can't find this frisbee anyplace.Please start producing more.This frisbee rocks!The material is akin to a condensed heavy-duty foam is my bets guess, so even when the dog punctures it, it retains it's shape and doesn't fall apart. My lab has NEVER destroyed one of these into bits. Yes, it will wear out after several months or so but considering I do 15-20 minutes of frisbee play daily I think it is great. She has however destroyed into small pieces every OTHER "plastic, silicone, and rubber" frisbee I have gotten her the firs day. In fact I ma doing this order because I just paid $12.99 for a cheap silicon-ish(?) Petco-branded and it was in 100 pieces in 10 minutes! Argh!To those who say they get destroyed, yes, everything will eventually, but for the price and perhaps your dog is a chewer which is the fault of training. IMHO, this is the best frisbee ever. I have a Lab who plays with high energy.HElpful hint: Do not play tug-of-war as that trains the dog to be obsessive and possessive with their toys. My dog was bit by another Lab once (a rescue) and my dog ALWAYS submits when two dogs are about to get the same toy. When she got close to the other dog's ball, the dog snapped at her. That is a very bad behavior for dogs and lack of training from the owner.This has been Jamie favorite toy ever she been a pup she will not play with any other toy… they put and play tuck of war with it they last about 3 months in my house hold I’m very pleased with it just wish they had more girly colors..My dog loves this frisbee and it has been surprisingly durable. It has tiny little puncture marks everywhere, but has held together. I only gave it four stars because it doesn't fly as well as the other dog frisbee with the single hole in the middle.I wouldn't recommend this for a small dog. It's pretty thick, so even my 50 pounder sometimes misses the catch. If you are concerned about breaking a tooth, then I recommend this frisbee. It is very light and soft. I take it to the dog park and no dog has taken a chunk out of it, unlike the other frisbees.This is my third purchase of this frisbee style toy. I use it summer and winter to exercise my very active chocolate lab (22 months). One did get destroyed last winter by my pup and another lab tugging it between them all winter, but she still loves playing with the half I saved. This recent purchase was for a spare just in case it became discontinued. It takes a little practice to get it to fly consistently, but it is so great in that it is soft on her mouth and the holes let them get a good grip on it. I have bought lots of different frisbees and other exercise toys, but this is by far my favorite.My little dog loves this. He is a chewer, but the last one he had lasted for ages before I reluctantly had to throw it, but he'd had so much fun with it. He likes to play tug with it, which it is not really designed for, but when it is thrown, he loves to catch it or run after it, and it is easy for him to pick up and carry, and soft enough not to hurt his mouth. It's good for medium size terriers and upwards, but probably a bit too heavy for a very small dog. Great productOur dog adores it. Ideal for the beach as it floats.This purchase was a replacement of a lost identical toy and we knew it was superb already...It is really easy to control when throwing, which makes play fun for us humans as well, not worrying about it flying wrong. And it is soft, if one hit a person it wont hurt. We even use it indoors with some care, it does not mark or crash things.After half a year and much wear - everyday use at land and sea (!) it shows dogs teeth/ bite marks, but function well.Ot floats well of course. Only thing I suggest green rather than blue, is easier to see; compared with the first the blue is a bit challenging to eye in dusk at surface of water... for dog as well.I have Belgian Malinois and this frisbee is her favorite since she was a puppy.She never broke one, we just replace it when it lose shape, and that is at least 2 years.It is flying good, not to far, so it is great for city and when you don't have much space.If your dog likes to tear his toys, this won't last long. Not for those kind of dogs.Boston Terrier loved this, it flew well, he brought it back, had a chew; tooth marks and little cuts straight away as he hides it in a blanket and digs for it, then today the rim is torn off so not impressed with the quality. For us Chuckit items are far more enduring.
