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

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Dental Kong Toys: for pups who need a little extra dental care! Your dog can be entertained with chewing on these dental KONG dog toys for hours on end, strengthening jaw muscles and cleaning teeth.

Frisbees are most suitable for medium to large-sized dogs – these dogs have no issue chasing down and grabbing a Frisbee mid-air. 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. 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. 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. 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.

DOG FAVORITES

Given that this is a competition-grade disc and that it’s used in disc dog games, this accuracy was expected. Before you rush out and buy your dog a Frisbee, you also need to consider your dog’s health. Playing Frisbee involves a lot of leaping and landing. If your dog has joint or hip problems, a Frisbee may not be the right toy for your dog – when in doubt, ask your vet! Types of dog Frisbees: Soft vs Hard When the game is over, you should put the Frisbee away and give your dog his go-to chew toy instead – doing so will extend the life of your Frisbee. Conclusion Soft Frisbees won’t glide as far as hard Frisbees. Rubber Frisbees are heavier and fall faster, while fabric Frisbees are less aerodynamic – you can’t expect the same looooooong arcing throws that can only be experienced with a hard plastic disc.

This is probably the winner you expected, right? I mean, you can’t go dog Frisbee shopping without crossing paths with the Kong Flyer – it’s everywhere!However, for most of you, this won’t be an issue at all. Because soft Frisbees have a major benefit over hard ones…