Many toy manufacturers differentiate between ‘soft’ and ‘hard’ disks for dogs. So, which one is right for your dog?

Any dog of any size or age can learn how to play frisbee. As long as your dog likes toys/fetching and playing with you then you can transfer that toy drive to a frisbee,” Martinez says. “It's all about building that relationship, making it fun, and enjoying playing with your best friend.” However, as with most things, you get what you pay for. The frisbee is made out of cloth, and while this cloth is durable, it is not able to withstand as much punishment as other materials. Open-cell foam lets air move through the bed for a cooler sleeping experience for your dog. It provides even weight distribution which makes it fly faster and longer.

This disc is the world’s toughest canine competition disc, with its tough and puncture-resistant material. It is capable of setting record distance throws.

Plus, the materials used to make it are 100% FDA-approved recyclable, and the frisbee is made in the USA. Remember, you can see bright colors of all kinds but your dog can’t. If you want a toy they can easily spot in the long grass, you need the color blue or yellow so always try to select from these family colors. Weight of Frisbee This is the reason why most frisbees made for humans are not the best choice for dogs. A disc for dogs needs to be soft enough not to break apart like that. The Jumbler Disc is 19 cm in diameter and weighs around 250 grams, meaning it’s suitable for medium and large dogs. The holes around the handles allow you to grab the toy and play tug of war while your pooch holds onto the other side. Or, you can let several pups enjoy the toy at the same time. And in case you squeeze the middle part, you will hear a squeaky sound that further entices play.Ensure you are throwing the frisbee in a relatively enclosed area so that if the flight of the dog disc goes awry, it is not going to put your pooch in any danger.