TEESUNDog Frisbee Training Toys Flying Discs Flyer Silicone for Big Small Dogs Soft Tooth Resistant Rubber 6 Pack (Red Blue Green Yellow Orange)

Bought these for my German shepherd. She loves to play catch with them. Her favorite is when I throw them low to the ground and they roll like she is chasing a squirrel. However they do fly high and far. My dog likes to naw on them as she is bringing it back so they dont last forever, but they do a better than expected job of holding up. Usually the bites cause the disc to break at the seam around the edge and i can just rip the outer rim off. This leaves me with a smaller disc, but I can continue to use it.

These are small not regular size and they don't hold up at all. The wrappers say they are from Toys-R-Us and my dog destroyed two of them in the first 5 minutes of play time. They also did not fly far or well. Just a disappointing product.

Easy on dogs teeth, but they don't fly well. OK for very short catch distances.

These are light weight and soft. It’s nice to have multiple colors. We give these to our kids to play with since they don’t hurt if you get hit with them. They do fall apart after a few months. But, the price is low enough that we just buy more.

Thank god there were so many. My heeler ripped through these like butter.. they lasted ~2 min each.

Love the value of this product. I usually only have to buy frisbees a couple times each year for my pup, due to losing them to other dogs, over a fence, sinking in the water, etc, so this 6 pack should last us a while! They don't seem to be the highest quality, but my dog doesn't destroy her toys, she's just obsessed with playing (she'll find a wood chip for me to throw if there's nothing else around), so for the price, I think this pack of frisbees is perfect!

The pen shows scale on these. They aren’t frisbees at all. They are mini silicone discs. It says in the description they could hold water. Not a thing. Not enough of a lip.They seem to be designed for a party for a 3 year old, which they’d be perfect for. Or maybe a tiny dog.I purchased because they said ‘soft’. My pup loves frisbee, and he gets pretty carried away. Something softer made me happy to try.The pics of all the border collies with frisbees lead me to believe these frisbees had promise. They’ve got to be dogs with someone else’s frisbee- this could not be a thing. There is no way. These are mini silicone circles and the dogs in pics were catching larger discs.Not for Bigger Dogs - I throw discs for my guy, and these won’t go straight no matter what throwing technique I employ, and they won’t go further than about 15 feet.The damage in the pic is after my guy caught and played with it the first time. He just put his paw on it and it tore. I already threw two away for the same reason. I’ve only had them for 2 weeks.

They fly far once you get the hang of how to throw them. I found that a 45 degree angle to the ground thrown underhanded worked best. If your dog is a chewer do not leave these where she can get to it. Tho these still fly and sometimes even better with big chunks out of it