KONGFlyer - Durable Rubber Flying Disc Dog Toy - For Small Dogs

I bought the small size for my Labrador.I’m impressed with how well it flies, and it is almost as good as a standard good quality proper frisbee - with the advantage that it is soft and flexible.It is not strong enough to withstand much in the way of tug of war, or a dog gnawing/ chewing it - so I don’t leave it in my dogs possession when we’re not playing with it, and we do t do tug of war.It is lasting really well (we’ve had it a month now) and my dog loves it.The only down side is that it does not float - so we don’t use it near water.With the correct care, this frisbee will serve you and your dog/ kids really well.

I can't rate this frisbee highly enough. I've gone through loads of others recently that have been chewed, broken and are in the bin. This is such good quality material, it's tough enough to withstand a chewing but really soft rubber that's safe on dogs teeth. I don't let my pup have it other than playtime so I don't know how it would stand up to a good chewing. And it's flying capability is FAB, it goes for ages in a straight line. We've had so much fun in the park with this and I think it's got longevity to it. A great purchase that I would highly recommend. 5*

My dog absolutely loves his frisbee! To the point that he picks that from his box with toys instead of a ball when we're going out (yes, we let him pick what he wants to play with, don't you?). He was into these since a puppy but he was never allowed to play as I was afraid of his teeth getting knocked out. I am very happy that Kong came up with their rubber version. We have a cavachon and the small size is perfect, big enough to play with it and small enough for him so it doesn't drag on the ground when he brings it back. It flies very well and quite far. Perfect for a play day out and about. It does not float on water too well, it will sink if it isn't upside down (yes, checked it before playing in a lake). It will rip if your pup likes to challenge you for a little tug of war as he drops it and waits for you to pick it up (we have a little teaser boy) if you'll do it a number of times. He chewed on it for hours as well, tries to murder it but it just keeps on going on. Easy to clean as well. Definitely get one if your dog loves to fetch, I've recommended it to other friends with pets and they're all pleased.

This has been the best purchase of any of our puppy's goodies by far. It is lightweight and has been the perfect training frisbee for our Cockapoo who started using it at the age of 3 months old... and caught the frisbee bug ever since. We,be trained her to retrieve and drop the frisbee at our feet, which took some work, but we got there in the end. She loves letting new people throw it for her and revels in confusing them when she decides to keep hold of it for a little longer. Whoever you are, for what ever reason you have wandered onto our driveway (be it Postie, delivery guy or Jehova Witness) Marly is insistent that everyone takes a go at throwing the frisbee for her.The simple, and comparatively small, red frisbee is a marvel in the park when we go on our walks. It folds in half nicely for it to go in your pocket or bag so you don't lose track of it on the walk home.The frisbee comes into its own, as with all frisbee, when we take the pup to the beach. It gets to the point where we have to limit her frisbee time otherwise she'd exhaust herself (and she does frequently). She'd just keeps going and going and going.I read before I purchased this Kong frisbee that it was cheap and plastic and wouldn't last long. All I can say is that there are zero big marks on its surface and Marly doesn't really tend to sit and nibble it - she's more interested in finding her next throwing assistance.You may notice my review is only for 4 star as the product is so worth a 5 star. I have sadly had to deduct one star as our first (lasted 9 months) frisbee was lost in the North Sea of the North Norfolk coast on Saturdy. Despite it being designed to float, it didn't stay above the waterline longer than a few seconds before dipping below. A search ensued, accompanied by our puppy, but sadly we had to let it go. Luckily the new one we ordered is identical and I'm looking for a walk to the beach to play with this one.

The media could not be loaded. Soft, but fly's well, doesn't make that awful noise a normal frisbee makes on concrete. The dog loves it, and hasn't destroyed it like she does most toys, so very tough too...Overall a great toy...

It doesn't fly as well (or as far) as the cheap harder plastic rings you can buy (flat rings with a hole in the center), but it seems immune to damage whereas they quickly split. It can be squashed into your pocket too so is convenient to take out. I chose small for a French Bulldog but think medium might have been better (a safer distance from your hand if she chomps down while you're holding it). She pulls and tears at it while I hold it and still no sign of damage. I think a hole in the middle would be better so it's easier to hold when playing tug.

Pleasantly surprised at how good this is. It’s soft, flexible rubber but flies well and (so far!) hasn’t been destroyed by the dog like the flying dog objects I have invested in! This is despite having also played the odd game of tug with it. Clearly real rubber is tough stuff. Only request I would make to the manufacturers is to produce it in a more high-visibility colour like orange for easier finding. It’s a lot better than a tennis ball given its size. But the red isn’t especially visible in long grass, etc.

Absolute winner in the park. Our 4 months old GSP plays with it every day, teasing other dogs and encouraging them to play tug of war. So far survived almost a month of play and seems like will survive much longer. Small size seems perfect even for those bigger dogs; its quite light but sturdy and flies really well. Quite fun to play with, also for us - the dog carers, ha!