KONG - Puppy Flyer - Teething Rubber, Flying Disc Dog Toy - For Small Puppies (Assorted Colours)

Puppy had no interest at all - my daughter and I play with it instead

I think this is a good toy for puppies but my puppy doesn't play with this at all. Dissapointed you cant choose the colour you want.

If you have a dog, and especially a puppy, the mere thought of a Kong product provides instant relief. I’ve got several Kong products and they’ve not let me down yet.They make a couple of different flying discs in varying grades of rubber. The puppy one is made of softer rubber so you can begin to teach them to fetch the disc without fear of them catching it and damaging themselves too much. As puppies shouldn’t really be doing a great deal of jumping during their first year this product is more of an introduction to flying discs before you graduate to the harder-wearing discs for adult dogs. So far, my 10-week old Border Collie has been energetically running around chasing after her disc. One day she might actually bring it back….I’m still working on that.Update: Over 8 months down the line and the Kong puppy frisbee is still going strong. Our little Storm has turned into the destroyer of toys, yet alongside just a few other Kong and Nylabone extreme toys and her trustee Chuckit Ultra balls this frisbee just keeps going. Storm gnaws and chews and pulls and it just keeps giving. I initially wondered if we’d made a mistake not buying the adult one, but it’s been perfect. Without a doubt it’s one of her favourite toys and mine too. It’s soft and flexible enough that we can happily play frisbee inside the house when it’s dark or wet outside and cause no damage. I would go as far as saying if I could only keep one toy for Storm, this puppy frisbee would be the one.

Our 8 mth old Shihtzu loves this as part of his play routine. It flies well for a 30 ft or so throw and he’s happy to chase after it, play tug when he gets it and then go after it again (and again). A bit pricey for a rubber disc, but for small teeth it’s proving durable and worth the cost for a toy that gives our dog some really good exercise and his owners a lot of fun.

Annoying we got a pink one for our boy dog but he doesn't care. He loves it.He bites it, chases it.As its pink, it looks like a tongue as he runs back with it.Quality piece of kit.

Dog chewed within 10 minutes. Glued back together

Decent enough product, but beware, despite the image being blue I received a pink one. I queried this and apparently it is random which colour they despatch, and it has nothing to do with the gender of your dog. I think the items only come in blue and pink for obvious reasons. At least my boy won't know pink is a girls colour, and I guess he won't see shades of red too well either (it is quite a reddy pink). The seller asked for me to pay postage if I wanted to return the item, which would make returning it financially stupid. They offered to despatch another once the item was returned but still couldn't guarantee it would be blue. Not ideal, for this reason, but a decent enough product. Strong, but still soft enough for puppy's little mouth. It is a little softer rubber than the red classic kong toys. I just would rather have had blue for a boy. Call me old fashioned. If you are bothered about the boy/girl colour thing, buy this item from a shop where you know what you are getting, or from a website/ seller where you can stipulate colour

My pup plays with this in the yard. First thing he learnt to fetch. He loves to chase after it and pick it up and play tug. He can get his little mouth round it nicely unlike a traditional flying disc. He doesn’t really use it to teeth. I did try putting peanut butter on it once but he only licked at it rather than chew. It’s great for tug though.