SKIPDAWG Dog Glow Tug Toy, Flying Disc Dog Toy Light Weight TPR/Nylon Fabric Non-Toxic Material, Pet Training Toys/Outdoor Night Exercise Toys for Dogs, Diameter 9 Inches

When your favorite Glow In The Dark Skipdawg frisbee breaks, what do you do? Throw it out? NO! You continue to thwap thwap thwap it around until it fully separates, and then you bring Dad the pieces and insist he go outside in the sub-zero weather and play Frisbee with both pieces!Purchased back in Late 2022, said GITD frisbee would get charged via UV light and then thrown at night. Was e asy to find and chase, and Dog loved playing with it. Since then it's gotten quite a bit of use- to the point that Dog won't really go outside unless he has his trusty SkipDawg frisbee.Unfortunately all good things must eventually break, and so did this one. It began to separate about 2 months ago, and the continued ratting shake eventually tore it into two pieces.Alas, what's a Dog to do- except now have TWO frisbees to play with. They might not fly as well, but they're certainly good to chase.Perhaps someday soon we'll buy Dog another whole one to go play with, but in the mean time we've got 'big disk' and 'throwing star' to work with.

My dog is medium sized. Chews everything.So far this is holding up nicely and his favorite toy to run and fetch!The glow in the dark is not always bright though but works.

I love this! It is easy for my dog to pick up, it’s lightweight, and flies well. I had seen some reviews that said it didn’t hold up well but a month of 3 dogs playing nightly games it still looks great. However, I don’t let them have it unless we are playing together. The only reason that it lost a star is it doesn’t hold a strong charge so by 20-30 min of play it needs to be recharged. I am thinking of ordering a second that can be under a light to switch up when the first one goes dim.

My goldendoodle loves this toy. Once she figured out how to pick it up there wasn’t any problem. The material is firmer than I thought it would be. I throw it so it lands on grass rather than let it hit her muzzle.

The picture shows what it looks like after three games of frisbee with my dog. The cloth part seems to just be glued on, and started coming apart after the first day. The disc itself is fairly puncture resistant, but my dog hasn't caught it much because it's so difficult to throw straight to begin with. I'm certainly not buying this one again.

Great dane approved.

Barely glows. Not enough to even see it at night. Not durable.

I am going to start collecting these. I used to have another name, brand frisbee, however, it tore up my dog’s teeth. And she loves her frisbees! These are great for the money, soft on the teeth and easy to fly