Frizbees For Small Dogs

[brett.c]

Hi, my papx, or whatever she is, loves to chase frizbees but bringing them back is a problem due to their/her size.

I've checked the local petshops for smaller ones but there doesn't appear to be any.

All I want is some simple soft plastic light weight ones that aren't too expensive.

So is there anywhere I might be able to get some, online perhaps?

[MolassesLass]

I have some Hyperflite K10 model ones for sale (I meant to order the standard size but got the pup size).

These are discs specifically made for dog play and are approved by the Australian Canine Disc Association for competitions.

I have orange, yellow and pink left.

They are $6.50 + postage each

ETA:

In general, there are only American websites to get canine discs from (frisbee is actually a brand name of the first type of flying disc).

After protracted and expensive design, prototyping and testing phases, we committed to producing a mold for a revolutionary small canine disc that we have named the K-10 Pup™. Now small dogs will be able to compete “muzzle-to-muzzle” with larger dogs. When you first throw the new Pup, you will be amazed by its performance. The Pup floats even better, our tests indicate, than the larger K-10 models. Throwing the Pup will be a breeze for even novice throwers. And, if your small dog can go for the really long throws, the Pup will not dissapoint.

Hyperflite K-10 Pup discs are approximately 30-percent smaller (7 1/4", 60 grams) than the original K-10 series (8 3/4", 100 grams) and were designed with the small canine in mind. K-10 Pup discs feature improved aerodynamics to ensure that they fly as well as larger canine discs. All K-10 discs feature Hyperflite's unique opposed grip strips.

Edited August 4, 2009 by molasseslass

[leopuppy04]

I LOVE hyperflyte discs - so would definitely take ML up on the offer

Kong also makes small puppy flyers which are really soft so your chi might like that

not sure about triple crown - they make discs, but I'm not sure if they make small ones