Canine Hardware Chuckit Zipflight Dog Toy Medium New

Doggo yet to master the art of catching this mid flight but he loves it and gives me great belly laughs as he bounds up the garden with his snout sticking through the hole in the middle and no idea where he's going. He's a 6 month old cavapoochon, so hardly up there with dogs with killer jaws and teeth so it's a bit disappointing that the binding on the inner ring is already showing signs of wear after a couple of weeks. And did they really need to sew massive labels onto it? Slightly pricey for what it is.

Great frisbee and good flier. Don't let the dog chew at it though or it won't won't last long.... Lesson learned. Would buy again.

We were looking for something robust to use for retrieving in water instead of a tennis ball. Our young lab loves this and has no hesitation in swimming to get it. It floats well and seems pretty robust but as she doesn't get to chew it that probably helps. It is slightly larger than anticipated but it is easy for her to grab hold of and swim without it flipping up or covering her eyes.

Like the title implies, and yeah, over all its a great product.Its very light, much more so than a Kong Flyer or similar rubber frisbee, so, it might take a little getting used to regarding throwing, but lets be honest, your dog doesnt care if its going over the ground like a wheel, your dog just wants to chase because thats where the fun is.The foam around the edges is perfect for fast dogs that can get to frisbees before they land, so they cant hurt themselves, and it seems sturdy enough for a seriously strong set of Staffy jaws, but only for retrieval...This next bit is important, so, read it, understand it and if you need to, get an adult to explain it: If your dog doesnt bring the toy back and leave it for you or your dog has a tendency to chase toys then plant itself down to chew said toy, this is not for your dog, try something else like chuckit ball or a good sturdy book on dog training.Its going to get dirty if youre throwing it in fields, so, you need to know that it doesnt clean up fantastically, but a quick rinse, a scrub with water, and a dry, itll be fine enough... if you dont like dirty outdoor dog toys, why do you have a dog?If this product falls to pieces within a few uses, ill update this review, but all in all, im very happy with it so far.Edit: Well, its been around 2 months and at least an hour of fetch a day, every day and its almost time to get another. My Staffy has a tendency when shes super excited to shake toys as shes running back with them and that caused a tear which has, over time torn the fibers, ill probably be able to get another few weeks out of it, but yeah, ill need another soon-ish.So, all in all, 15 quid for 70-80 hours of play (once i get another), yeah, i would say that's good value.However, i will say, that the fibers are both strong and thin, do NOT let your dog chew this product, the fibers could easily cut their gums, and if swallowed, well, your dog is going to have a seriously bad time.If your dog doesnt use this as a chew toy, its an excellent product with a great value for the cost.

It’s ok. My dog wasn’t overly interested in it but that’s not necessarily the product's fault. It doesn’t seem to fly well or far, seems too soft (obviously so as not to knock your dog unconscious) which seems to effect flight. But I haven’t thrown a frisbee in about 30 years so maybe I’m expecting too much. Wouldn’t buy another.

Great for dogs who live in water. My young cocker struggled with getting a grip on semi floating balls because they disappear under the surface if he doesn’t get good hold. A ball also holds his mouth open too much, causing him to suck in too much seawater. The Chuckit floats great and the shape avoids him swallowing water. The downsides are it doesn’t fly level like a normal frisbee does (mine veers off to the right after half way) and the range is not enormous (no bad thing when sending him into the sea). I’ve used them for several weeks now - not a mark on them.

I was really worried about getting one of these because my terrier quickly rips most toys to shreds. But this has been fantastic. I've waited 3 weeks to review it so that I could test its durability. It passed. My dog is half Border Terrier and half Jagd Terrier. He's knee height and Loves to play tug of war. Though I didn't intend to make this a tug of war toy, because I wanted it to last. I can't get a toy off my dog without playing it. He's tugged at this frisbe for hours every day since we got it. He holds onto it with his teeth even when being weightlifted into the air time and again, up and down. It's really held up well and still flies well. I suspect I'll need to buy another one in a few months time. But we will have had good use of it until then. I had been considering buying the more expensive ones to ensure we got good use out of them, but I'm so glad I tried this one first. It's perfect. Well done product design people and thank you for creating this affordable and durable toy.

Not one of the better purchases from chuckit..not as sturdy as their balls