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. Which leads me to toy care. Every dog toy can break when not used correctly. A Frisbee is a fetch toy. It should only be used under supervision when playing fetch. If you are simply looking for a Frisbee to toss around your yard, a soft Frisbee should be your first choice. While out shopping, you’ll find two different types of Frisbees, each with pros and cons… 1. Soft dog Frisbees

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. The StarMark Easy Glider was made from a soft, durable foam. It doesn’t fly well and is easily affected by the wind. Wubba Kong Toys: wubbas are perfect for fetch and tug-of-war games. There are snuggly options for cuddling as well as waterproof options that are ideal for water play! 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. give when bitten, they are considerably more durable than hard Frisbees. In fact, this exact feature is why I recommend soft Frisbees for most people – they last longer!

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Not only that, but wear can really affect the performance of your Frisbee. Chew marks and torn seams can stop the Frisbee from gliding altogether. 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. Soft Frisbees are generally made from rubber, foam or nylon fabric and are designed to be easily thrown by beginners and experts alike. 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!

Frisbees are most suitable for medium to large-sized dogs – these dogs have no issue chasing down and grabbing a Frisbee mid-air. But it’s the gliding movement that makes a Frisbee a unique fetch toy. If thrown correctly, your dog can chase the Frisbee, leap, and grab it mid-air. If your dog doesn't like the feel of hard plastic in their mouth there are some cloth discs that fly very well and are suited for softer mouths,” she told The Spruce Pets. If you have a small pooch who wants to play Frisbee too, you’ll be pleased to note that the Kong Flyer is available in two sizes… Small There are discs made of both soft and hard plastic, as well as those made of nylon and lighter materials. Durable plastic is typically heavier and lasts longer, says Martinez, but it’s not the best choice for every dog.But when compared to the soft nylon and rubber discs, the difference was day and night. After throwing the Hyperflite Jawz, other discs felt clunky and fell too fast. Some breeds love fetching Frisbees more than others, especially those that are energetic, lean, weigh less than 50 pounds and have a passion for retrieving. [ 2] In this guide, I simply refer to them as a dog Frisbee – it’s what I’ve always called them. Is a Frisbee the right toy for your dog? 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!