My dog loved to fetch. This frisbee was great because it was very durable. It lasted a long time.

Pros: Fun for a dog that likes to chase

Cons: none

My dog loves playing with her frisbee. We've even left it outside during the winter months and it has survived through the snow and ice and not broken up or fallen apart like some plastic frisbees can. Sometimes, she'll take it and chew on it, but it has held up very well for being chewed on. Looks very close to being new! We've only had the product for about 7 months, but have gotten lots of nice usage from this product.

Pros: Lasts through all seasons of the year!!

Cons: Not sure if this really cleans the dogs teeth though?

Jim, our 1 year old yellow lab, LOVES this frisbee. he will chase it at the dog park for hours if we let him. this is also the first frisbee he ever caught before it hit the ground. But he also loves it because it is easy for him to pick up. I initially freaked out about the $13 price because until then I had always got the 99 cent disks by the check out line at petco. But this one has paid for itself because Jim doesn't have to dig at it to pick it up.

Pros: Flies great, easy for dog to pick up

Cons: didn't last too long with two dogs

I never leave "flying discs" with my dogs because I've owned aggressive chewers who would destroy them, not to mention I'd end up with a vet bill because they consumed chunks of it. I've also never owned a dog that used that little bone shaped protrusion to pick it up. IMHO I'd say save your money and buy a bunch of plastic ones and then buy a nice hard nyla bone product for your dog to chew on.

Pros: It's a bit softer than most "flying discs" so it's a bit easier on teeth.

Cons: Like any of the softer Nyla products dogs can chew and consume parts of the product.

Great frisbee in that the bone on the frisbee allows dog to pick up and retreve. nice weight and enjoyable to toss. ours lasted several seasons until we left it out and our lab decided to spend the afternoon chewing on it.

Pros: dogs can pick up, lasts forwver

Cons: will puncture if dog allowed to chew on