Pro Ball Go-Frrr Slingshot-Action Dog Fetch Toy

Bought many over the years, though this is not a toy to be given unsupervised or it will be destroyed if a aggresive chewer. It is still a great interactive toy for fetching. I can usually wing it a soccer field length and the dogs love the chase to get it. They usually last about 4 to 6 months about 20 mins. every day before our walk, but we have a very big doberman who loves to chew but it is by far his favorite toy and squeals at the sight of the ball!

Loved everything about this toy until it broke a month in. The whole ball is rubber, which means my ball popper can not pop it. Much more convenient then a chuckit as others have said. I also love the fact that it has a cord on it in the off chance my dog swallows it. A much safer alternative for the persons shoulders and for the dog. Would give it a 4 if it had lasted longer than a month and a 5 if it had come with the launcher with the price it's at. Good toy will more than likely buy again.

Toss it in your pocket and never carry a Chuck-it again! I find this better for avoiding shoulder pain, and I get as much range, too. My labradoodle likes it for the rubber band, which she picks up delicately instead of sticking the ball in her mouth. The ball is smooth surfaced so doesn't hold dirt or sand or smells. I've only met one dog who immediately chewed off the band, bit it into pieces, and ate it! Unless you have that dog (I'm looking at you, Paco!) this is a great fetch toy.

My wife and I raise and train Golden Retrievers and work with them everyday.A good retriever will retrieve anything from a stick to a tennis ball; but the great thing about this product is that the launch distance is much better than you can achieve using just an arm throw. Much to our dogs delight, my wife can easily launch a Go Frrr ball forty yards.It is reasonably priced, but keep them away from the pups when not in use or it will quickly becomes their favorite chew toy. We do just that and still go through a new set just about every summer.JFS

I have a standard poodle, 20 months who is not terribly interested in playing fetch, contrary to his natural instinct of bird dog. Was introduced to this toy and he is in love with it! Perhaps it intrigues him because he can hold onto elastic part and fling it in the air or figure out how to get it untangled from his nose. His intelligence is caught up with these side details. I am using two balls at once, in tandem on walks, as he isn't one to 'drop it' unless he can run for the next one. A bit pricey, but well worth it. I do not know about its durability because it is so new to us. Not a good one for chewy dogs though.

This is my mini-Aussie's favorite toy. He is now 2-1/2 yo and has been playing with them since he was about 3 months old. I say "them" because he has had 2 or 3. Given the amount we play with them, they are pretty long-lasting. The first thing to go is the loop and you can still play with it, although you can't shoot it like a slingshot. After a while, the ball gets pretty disgusting, too. I got a large size once by mistake, which is a little too big for him, though he can catch the ball in his mouth. I recommend the medium size for dogs up to about 40-50 lbs (mine is 35 lb).

I lock the rubber band onto one of his swinging toys and I don't need to wonder where he is for the rest of the day. It keeps his interest until he needs to get a drink, and when he has finished his drink, he'll bark once and run over to the ball and play tug-of-war with it again. I have to unlock it and bring it in the house before he'll come in to rest. The last ball lasted a whole year. If this one does the same, it's well worth it.

I bought two replacements for one that we got as a gift. This goes super far and my dog loves it!