[Alin]

Blue Nerf Dog Frisbee

[Riggan]

When we got Lance 6 months ago, he had no idea what a toy was, and wouldn’t put anything in his mouth, even bones, Kongs or chew items. With a lot of work, in the last few weeks he is actually starting to play! He’ll chase a tennis ball for a few throws, and is beginning to play with a stuffed raccoon toy that I have been using for Hide and Seek (find reinforced with food reward, but he is beginning to find the toy itself rewarding). We still aren’t to the point where I can try tug with him, but he is beginning to get the idea that a tennis ball / polar fleece rope toy that I made is fun to hold onto. Hopefully in another few months I’ll be able to tell you how much fun he has with tug! I really want to be able to use toys as a reward instead of just food. Plus it is so great to see him actually getting the idea that he can play and it is fun!

[Susanna]

Definitely this stretchy legged bear. Lily isn’t much of a chewer but she loves fetch and playing tug. She has sensitive teeth so this has just enough substance so she can’t destroy but not so hard it bothers her teeth.

[Marie]

For Kona it’s a Kong or tug all the way!!! She’s not overly excited to get kibble or treats from it but playing fetch with a Kong gets her super excited. I’m thinking the way it randomly bounces activates her prey drive to high level.

For our senior dog it’s any type of frisbee. We can’t even say “frisbee” or she’s at attention.

[Anly]

Wick loves his ball tugs. Will refuse treats during training if the ball tug is in play.

[Josh]

I lucked out… my dog goes nuts over plain ol’ tennis balls.

[Lisa]

Nizmo loves soccer balls. I’m pretty sure he’d make a pretty good goalie for any team! 🤣

[Joanna]

Blue’s favorite ball, she plays tug and runs after it, her best training toy so far. Very durable too, lasted a long time

[Holly]

Plain old tennis ball. As far as Sailor is concerned, life is about tennis balls. (I do limit his vigorous chewing – bad for tooth enamel.)

[Debbie]

She came with it when I adopted her.