Chuckit!Paraflight Flying Disc Dog Toy - Water Floating Flyer - Durable Nylon Construction with Soft Rubber Edges - For Medium and Large Dogs - Size Large - 9.75" L x 9.75" W - Pack of 1

This is a super “training frisbee” for your dog or puppy to learn on without making a mistake and knocking their teeth out. My GSD loves to chase her frisbee but was nervous to attack it. So a few tosses with this and she chomped it! I made a motion of my hands like a Pac-Man and clomped it while tossing it straight up (not like a frisbee yet) with a spin in the air and she seems to understand. She sniffed and watched it blink I to trees and after three shots she’s caught it! She was very proud and tick tick tick trotted it back to me with her tail and head held high!Its flight patch was surprisingly good! It really spun well and much farther (or is it further? I always forget which…anyway,) than I had ever expected a cloth disc to go! I am not great at throwing discs despite my age and having the same glow in the dark moon lighter frisbee since 1975 or 77 but this thing really flew! It did SO much better than the flying squirrel which was just a toy thrown through the air. This glided and spun, and cascaded quite beautifully with its para flight ability or whatever it’s called. I thought it would suck but it blew me away for less than a fin! After 5 min with this, she caught an old yellow disc golf I found but was afraid of the green chewed up nerfdog disk which flew great but was like a saw blade in the air. The blue one didn’t fly as it was warped. THIS WON! It’s so light , you won’t knock out any windows or teeth. I used it in the house but that went as one would expect. I have a very small and very full house, though. Outside, in mild wind it did surprisingly well!!! As well as the frisbee, nerfdogdisks (better than the green and the blue) miles better than the flying squirrel rope circle and performed as well as the disc golf driver disk! It floats too! Flew just fine after getting wet also. I was really surprised, I thought it would be a indoor training frisbee only but it’s amazing outdoors! It won’t go 200’ ultimate style but neither will my dog..,yet? Anyway, it is a Great product!Only downside is if your dog is a chewer. My shepherd isn’t, she’ll give it a shake if it hurt a bit or if she really wants to kill or snap the flying circle’s neck —- whatever dogs imagine when catching n shaking discs— but if your doggo wants to eat it’s prey, it won’t last. It is totally safe for puppies imo. I’d use it with my puppy if she was 12 weeks old and chasing things but make the reward another toss versus gnawing on or ‘gutting’ the toy. 5 stars all day! ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ it’s durable for this kind of okay but wouldn’t be at All if your dog doesn’t “drop it” or is a chewer. Super fun at dog park!

Love this and so does my dog. It’s a great way to start the dog out catching a frisbee. Light and soft so not to cause injury. It flies well and has been pretty durable as well. I just don’t leave it laying around when we are not playing. Very happy I bought it!

Our 4 month old shihpoo is very high energy and loves fetching and carrying around balls and sticks, especially palm fond bark, so I thought she would be a good candidate for the frisbee. I will be starting her out tomorrow but already did some basic indoor training with her on it. I can see how they might not seem to be the most durable, but they still seem oddly resistant to her teeth that she uses all the time. She still hasn't chewed through any of her nylon leases that she chews on all the time so I expect they will hold up for awhile. These seem to roll better than the Kong rubber frisbees and definitely seem easier to catch and carry around than the rubber frisbee for a puppy starting out. It would be nice if they had a fuzzy frisbee like a tennis ball since that would be the easiest for a shoodle to catch with their razor sharp teeth but the nylon would definitely be more durable and most like her favorite chew toy, her nylon leash.

I bought 12 of these for my dog in May of 24, by November, all 12 have been used until they would no longer throw and disposed of, so as one can see, with daily use, they last about 2 weeks on average.Even though durability is an issue, I still continue to buy them because my dog absolutely loves chasing and catching them and it's a small price to pay considering the amount of exercise he gets out of each disc. I have learned that even when the foam around the edges is ripped and flapping, most discs will continue to fly pretty well, especially if you wet them before using them. I learned the way trick recently as one got stuck in a tree and I used the water hose to get it down and found when partly destroyed, wetting then makes them fly almost like new again.So had I known this trick, my others would have lasted longer than 2 weeks and I'd still have some extras, but that is just life right? You live and you learn!I always wait until they have good sales in here and have socially paid in the 4-8$ range for these discs and I just bought 4 more that will hopefully last me until the spring.Hope that helps someone out there like me who's dog is quite rough on the disc and uses them frequently.

This is the only frisbee I buy, Chuck it is a fantastic product. It’s soft on the dogs teeth and dogs love them. The price is great and they hold up for quite a while. If your dog plays hard, you’ll replacing it sooner. If your dog doesn’t play super hard you’ll have it longer, but we have a border collie and he just loves this frisbee.