Cheap plastic frisbee
This frisbee should not be marketed for dogs. It's made out of cheap plastic which very easily becomes punctured when a dog catches it in their mouth. It's full of teeth holes after just a few throws. Waste of money. I'll stick to the 'Easy Glider' and the Kong rubber frisbees.
Works for my little guy
Got my Oasis Dog Catcher Flying Discs in today. It will work for what I was looking for. My dog loves to flip it over his head so that he looks like he is wearing a necklace. He is hilarious.
It is definitely not a toy that you can let the dogs keep to chew on. It took no time at all for my little guy to chew some of the edges off. It will work for throwing in the house or out in the yard to play. I ordered two because I was having a hard time finding a frisbee or disc that had the cut out area. These should do the trick and then when they wear out, I can buy a couple more.
aussiemomma
I use these with my 2 australian sheps and they are my absolute favorite. I got one from the breeder 10 years ago when I got my first pup and have used them ever since. They are tough enough to last a few months, without hurting teeth and gums. No more shattering, cracking garage sale frisbees here. These are great, and who can resist a pup with one of these discs flipped over their head? They look hilarious and don't have a problem getting them off once they are on. They are not super fast, but my pups run and fetch them fast enough.
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