Tired dogs just look so freakin' at peace with the world.:smile:
What kind of frisbees do you use? Pretty durable?
Turbo gets a little chewy when he gets worked up and excited. The $1 petsmart frisbees are light and fly great......for the first day. Not so great after Turbo finishes chewing it to death.
Jamie Craig Webboard User Reg: 09-01-2009
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Tired dogs just look so freakin' at peace with the world.:smile:
What kind of frisbees do you use? Pretty durable?
Turbo gets a little chewy when he gets worked up and excited. The $1 petsmart frisbees are light and fly great......for the first day. Not so great after Turbo finishes chewing it to death.
tired dogs are wonderful aren't they
I use old navy dog frisbees. They're about $3 but (provided they're an outdoor supervised toy only) I get about 2 months out of each one. They hold up to shark jaws pretty well, are a little rubbery, but most importantly still fly pretty straight when they're chewed on hard and will almost always regain their shape.
Ryuk has an old navy frisbee here, ISIS (who is very gentle with her frisbees) has a petsmart one that's going on a year or so now...
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Boy Jamie, Ryuk is sooome handsome man.
I think he's gorgeous. And I love it that you have a frisbee dog - if only Oscar would show more interest in inanimate objects... I got stuck with a "hunter" though, sticks, balls and frisbees just won't get his attention until they sprout hair and start to twitch their noses.
Boy Jamie, Ryuk is sooome handsome man.
I think he's gorgeous. And I love it that you have a frisbee dog - if only Oscar would show more interest in inanimate objects... I got stuck with a "hunter" though, sticks, balls and frisbees just won't get his attention until they sprout hair and start to twitch their noses.
Thanks for the great pics.
~Natalya
How 'bout strapping a guinea pig to a frisbee for Oscar?
Tasha loves frisbee, but she destroys them, Usually a frisbee is toast before the second toss. I have been using the amphibious ring and it holds up but it doesn't fly well.
Because of this thread I picked up an old navy one on the way home from work today. Its the best (and cheapest) dog friisbee going!
We are going to start working on catching them this week
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