Koksi Soft, Rubber Dog Frisbee for Small, Medium, Large Dogs, Large, Green

Doesn't fly great due to how soft it is. Okay it doesn't hurt a dogs teeth but neither does it stand up to any kind of dog bite. Didn't fly priperly at all after a few catches from our dog, just from being caught in her teeth. Once it started to wear our dog peeled it apart. Didn't last half an hour. Definitely don't recommend.

A decent quality dog frizbee that appears to be quite robust and durableFrisbee's are great fun especially with your dog and this one is no differentIt's priced a little high but it's a good product that's worth trying and your dog will really enjoy

Our seven month old Irish Wheaten Terrier just loves chasing after toys, bringing them back and unfortunately showing off her prise rather than letting go. So, the chance to try out a Frisbee was too good an opportunity to miss.She is always so pleased to see the lovely Amazon delivery driver pull up and knock on the door and can’t wait to see if the items are for her. When we opened the package and handed her the Frisbee, she grabbed it and took it to her bed.Oh dear, it didn’t go well!Within a few moments, her teeth had penetrated the material and she pulled a lump from it which we quickly retrieved along with the frisbee. It went in the cupboard and only came out a few weeks later. We wondered if it would still fly or drop like a stone when thrown. Surprisingly it went scooting off across the field with very little effort and despite the teeth marks and a lump taken out of it, this frisbee really does fly!It’s a great size for a small to medium sized dog, the only issue being the fact that it can be easily pulled apart. However, as long as we don’t let her have it as a toy and keep it for taking out on walks, it does the job well. One other small issue is that she struggles to get purchase on it when trying to pick it up because there is no lip around the edge. She does eventually manage to get it in her mouth and comes running back demanding it be thrown again once she has paraded around with it for a few moments.With our previous dogs, we found that the hard plastic frisbees would very quickly break and snap leaving two rather distraught woofers and a return visit to the shops for another. This one does seem a better option and less likely to fall foul of the same demise. Four out of five.

A frisbee for dogs to play fetch. I usually use the ring type but thought I would try these in the hope they would fly further but I was disappointed as they seem to be too heavy and small to go far and the dogs were not happy as they found it a bit difficult to get hold of and carry around. It might just be my dogs that have got used to something else but I can only comment on my own experience.

My dog loves frisbee and fetch toys, being a larger dog it can be difficult to find one the right size for her.She really seems to like this frisbee. It feels durable and after many weeks of play it is showing no sign of wear as yet. It flies well and doesn’t just drop. In fact a few times I thought we’d loose it as it went so high and far. It is an ideal size for her. I’ve attached a photo of her sitting next to it to show the size. She is a large Labrador and it is a great size for her. It may be too big for very small breeds such as chihuahuas but would be ideal for any dog the size of a Jack Russel upwards.The frisbee does feel well made and doesn’t have the horrible rubber/plastic smell you can get on some brands. Overall we are very happy with it. If she enjoys playing with it then I am happy.

The media could not be loaded.  This frisbee is made of a thick rubber construction and flies through the air well. The only issue is it’s not suitable for nutty dogs who insist on chewing everything to bits. It lasted a few days before it looked like the picture uploaded where a big chunk is missing from one side.Really liked it but not suitable for my dog.

This frisbee is made of soft rubber, so it's not very durable once your dog gets their teeth into it! My dog loves playing with it though. I can see him eventually making holes etc in it, but he's very fussy when it comes to toys so I'm glad he enjoys it. I think it could be cheaper than £8.99 though due to how soft and easy it is to dent.

It's an okay dog frisbee - it's soft and flexible and throws reasonably well.It's about 3/4 size from a regular Firsbee.However the issue is if it falls topside up - it's quite hard for my dog to pick it up.