Justin Kapinus wrote 09/23/2007 06:50 PM Orbee Ball #156032 - 09/23/2007 06:50 PM
Justin Kapinus Webboard User Reg: 09-13-2007 Posts: 6 Loc: Oklahoma Offline	Had a question on the Orbee Ball. I see that it comes in different sizes. I am not sure if this is the diameter of the ball, or the length of the cord. If it is the cord, 4" does not seem to be long enough to do drive trainging. Also, is there any other place to obtain these types of devices such as Petco or Petsmart. Also is there a specific lead to use when training drive. I understand that it needs to be about 15', but is the material significant. Have a good one.
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Polly Gregor wrote 09/23/2007 08:18 PM Re: Orbee Ball [Re: Justin Kapinus ] #156036 - 09/23/2007 08:18 PM
Polly Gregor Webboard User Reg: 12-02-2005 Posts: 341 Loc: NYC Offline	It is the diameter of the ball. My GSD loves the medium, the large is too large for a comfortable game of tug, and I never use a small ball will a dog with a huge mouth and throat. I never let him play unattended, it is only for drive and focus, tug, etc. I don't shop at Petco, etc, but have never seen them in my local small stores. I once saw the ball alone, no string. They last a long time.
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