PetfaceToyz Rubber Frisbee Dog Toy - Colour May Vary

I can’t tell you how amazing these frisbees are.My dog absolutely loves them. They have made walkies much more fun. They are so easy to throw really far and also light to carry on long walks. Easy to hide up your jumper if you want them to have a break before they give themselves a heart attack.My dog has a habit of chewing up everything but these frisbees last forever or until you lose one. They are indestructible.We have been buying these from here for years. Only having to order a new one when it’s been lost in the middle of a lake or up a tree:)I like the fact you never know what colour it is going to come in however the green one is a bit annoying especially when walking in fields.They also arrive really quickly.We lost one once on a walk at 6pm. I ordered another as we were walking home and it arrived the next morning. It was awesome. My dog gets so excited when opening these and sees it’s a new frisbee. He hates losing one.Frisbee is now my dog’s 2nd favourite word. After walkies

The dog loves to chase a floating, high-flying frisbee. Unfortunately, having hunted it down, she then likes to savage it in victory, like she just caught a flying rat. Many a frisbee has met an ignoble end at the hands of her jaws (wot?), reducing it to having the flying properties of a brick. She’s having genuine difficulty destroying this item, but I’m having genuine difficulty in enjoying the experience. It just lacks aesthetics and worse, it attracts the unwanted attention of the park warden. She proffers the entirely gratuitous advice, ‘you need to throw it flat’, haha! So, my vanity is provoked. I *know* how to throw a frisbee, and I can make a good one cross several counties. This one is leaden.

Materials seem durable and my dog is playing with it.It has a shape that some dogs are not going to like. It is a little challenging to get it in the mouth due to the shape, but my golden retriever likes problem solving and seems to find it a good thing for now. I do imagine less enthusiastic dogs will just give up on it.The main reason I give only 2 stars is because I received one that is green. A green frisbee designed specifically for a dog...doesn't really work out well in long grass. Who thinks it is a good idea, especially when the product image is of a different colour. If it had been another colour I might give 4 stars.

Our 29kg german shepherd/husky cross loves this frisbee. She has a major chase instinct, so will chase most things, but this frisbee is definitely a favorite. The one we received is pink/red/violet (take your pick), which means it shows up against grass, mud, hedges etc.Cannot comment on durability yet, but she hasn't managed to destroy it yet, whereas many toys are dust within a couple of days.Highly recommended.

The dog loved it but mangled it in a day then got it stuck on the roof which is weird as he has no thumbs. I thought it wpuld allow me vital seconds of peace as the dog would get to run further than I can throw a ball but actually from new it didnt go so far and once it had been enjoyed as a chew for a while it was as aerodynamic as a bag of sprouts. Dog still loves it but probably because he got it gross and saliva and hair

Not the best frisbee for dogs but not the worstPros-durable, my dog rips stuff to shreds but this stands up to that well. Colours bright so easy to spot when I misjudge and throw it in a tree. This can also be judged by the small whiny dog at the bottom of the tree running round and round the base, but the colour is a plus.Cons-doesn't fly well. It is heavy and the large lip underneath doesn't make it easy to grip when throwing, causing it to go into the aforementioned tree. Quickly loses its profile shape.Overall not bad for the price, but like I say not the best.

Our Maddi absolutely loves the frisbee and so do we! We received a blue one which is perfect. I'd highly recommend considering offering colour choices to customers, as a green one on green grass would be a problem. But this blue one is perfect. I enjoy dog walking more than ever now. A plus point is that its difficult for a dog to pick up off a flat surface but this makes it a game for her she enjoys, she still hasn't worked it out yet! lol. Its quite heavy and sturdy which makes it easy to throw and quite far too. Very happy with it.

Nice and flexible which is good because my dog can make short work of hard plastic frisbees.However, it is quite heavy which makes it a little uncomfortable to throw.If you can get the force going, it flies really well but I can't always to be frank and she doesn't like to catch it in her mouth because it's obviously a bit sore.So, I wouldn't advise for a smaller dog and I'll probably need to look for an alternative.