Aerobie Squidgie Disc 10" Flying Ring Color: Glow In the Dark Reviews

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The Dogobie has lasted longer than any other disc that I've tried with my German Shepherd. It flies great and slow enough that he can run along and catch it from the air. from Amazon.com i was very disapointed it was in pices with in 5mins. would not recommend this disc if your dog tends to chew thing up from Amazon.com Aerobie DogobieTM Disc - Yellow from Amazon.com Although the material of this product is soft and pliable and will be easy on your dog's mouth and gums, it is very difficult to throw straight. I have thrown many different discs in the last four years to my labrador and have found that the simple plastic ones that originate in design to the Wham-o Frisbee are the best flying and most accurate. from Amazon.com I've just had a wonderful experience with this disk. It flies extremely well (very stable, easy to throw far, it seems to float in the air as it slows to descend). Still, it's light and very soft (much softer than the Jawz disks or even the Triple Crown Easy Glider- both of which I also like). from Amazon.com My dogs love this Frisbee and they have since I first found it many years ago. Each one lasts for months with the older dogs; the pups have to be watched since they want to chew it. from Amazon.com This is the second time I have ordered this Disc for my dog . He really loves playing Frisbee. from Amazon.com I could not say anything negative about the Dogobie discs. Our dog Patch (border collie)loves them. from Amazon.com If you are looking for a disc that your dog will love and which is "almost" indestructible , this is the one. I would certainly recommend the Dogobie Disc to anyone who loves their dogs. from Amazon.com This frisbee held up for 2 or 3 days of playing once a day with my dog, and keeping it locked away when not playing so she couldn't chew on it. The frisbee is thin and light, so once it gets damaged it just won't fly. At least the Kong frisbee (which she also managed to trash) would still fly for a while after it started getting chewed up. from Amazon.com

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