BoodaTail-Spin Flyer 10" Diameter Floppy Dog Frisbee (Pack of 2)

These Frisbees are great - my 10-month old Sheltie is just learning how to fetch Frisbees. Might be on the bigger side for small dogs (mine weighs 14 lbs) but good quality and easy to throw (for me) and catch (for pup) without risk of injury as with hard plastic Frisbees. Definitely recommend!

Great price for a great toy! My Border Collie loves it.

These frisbees are great because they're easy to throw and easy on the dogs mouth to catch. I've been buying these frisbees for years for my German Shorthaired Pointers to play with and they love them!

The float thru the air a bit slower than a hard frisbee giving your dog ample opportunity to catch in the air. Soft so Doesn’t tear up your dogs mouth. My dog loves it.

Our first one lastes quite a while. These recent ones became a just an outer circle in about 2-3 hours of play spread out over the course of a few weeks.

Frisbee is light weight and tends to “float” when thrown. My Lab puppy didn’t like it since she couldn’t determine where it was going. We played with it only a few tosses and the silky material has already ripped. Will be looking for a more durable disk.

My border collie likes these better than the plastic because he has a "soft" mouth. They fly great because the design has extra material in the center which allows it to bulge up creating aerodynamic lift. Many similar fabric frisbees are tight and flat in the center and don't fly worth a darn.Durability is good. His last one lasted about 3 years playing a half hour every day.

We’ve gone through half a dozen, or so, of these. Some last a good long while (12 months). Others tear fairly quickly. We try to avoid the tug of war our dog loves. Flies pretty well, though always tails in the direction of spin. Easy to catch. Not for long distance throws...max about 60 ft. Sun fades the color fairly quickly, but the dog doesn’t seem to mind