Chuckit! Large Flying Squirrel 11-Inch

My female lab likes to be the biggest jerk in the house and take every new toy and smash it against our male lab's head. Frisbees were much too hard, but with the Flying Squirrel, it bends against the side of his head without injuring him.

This toy rocks for Winter play. IT flies as far as you like, is easy to throw, the dog LOVES it, and it does NOT sink in the snow and get buried or lost like a ball does. Our chocolate lab lives to fetch balls, and I think she likes this thing even better. The best part is that she actually has learned to look up at the squirrel and watch it fly instead of just running full out towards where she thinks we threw the ball, then not seeing it land and the ball getting lost in the grass. Great product. Remember, it is not intended to be a chew toy, so when someone says it doesn't last, they are likely using it as a chew toy instead of a fetch toyand there IS a difference. This product has lasted for the last 6 months of winter, being fetched five times a day by a very heavy chewer dog. She chews on it a little while fetching, but we do not leave it with her to chew on. We have yet to use it in water, but supposedly they float!

Oh yeah, it also taught our dog to catch a frisbee very quickly just by chucking it!! Ha Ha!! No really, it did. I think due to its graceful nature of floating down to the ground she had enough time to catch it in her mouth early on. Great product!

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It is a good doggie toy. I wish it were a bit more durable. I have two labs and they beat it up pretty quick. Overall, a good toy , just do not let your dog use it as a chew toy. When not retrieving, keep it in your pocket!

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This thing is a blast and my German Shepherd really loves how it flies. It almost hovers sometimes... she could catch it 9/10 throws. Lots of fun.

But... it falls apart. I didn't ever let Juno chew this thing, it was a fetch-only toy. She is an aggressive frisbee catcher, I guess, often snapping them out of the air or pouncing on it as it tumbles through its landing. Anyhow, it's weak around the 'feet' and that is where the first tear happened. From there, a similar tear afflicted the other 3 feet and eventually the feet were nearly coming off, exposing the tubes inside. Eventually one section of tube worked itself out of the fabric. It still flies as of today, but it's about 8 or 9 days old. Not exactly an economical choice. I'd recommend this if your dog doesn't actually catch the frisbee... or is extremely gentle with it when it does. Great idea, just not durable enough.

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My heeler loves this. The plastic nobs on the corners are great, and the curve is awesome because in the snow she has a problem getting a grip on her frisbee. Seems to be similar fabric as the frisbee and we have played with it at 10 below, and fabric is holding up well.

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