Nerf Dog Tennis Ball Blaster Toy,Blue/Orange

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Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited, Company number: 1394141; Registered office: Media House, Peterborough Business Park, Lynch Wood, Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing, Company number: LP003328; Registered office: The Lantern, 75 Hampstead Road, London NW1 2PL Remote Control —Having the option to control your automatic launcher remotely is great for keeping your pooch entertained from a distance. You should still supervise your dog while playing with an automatic launcher, but it’s a bit easier if you can adjust the settings from your smartphone rather than having to walk over to the actual unit. Keeps your dog fit, healthy and in shape with minimal effort on your side. Also, it's a great way to play with your dog if you are unfit to do so.

iDogmate also market a small dog ball launcher designed for dogs under 14kg, with customised mini pet tennis balls. The best dog ball launchers can travel a distance of between 10 and 30ft, but this depends on the product itself, and are a strategic way to exercise your canine companion. What are the main features to consider when choosing a dog ball launcher? Our overall favorite is the PetSafe Automatic Ball Launcher which has settings for nine distances and six angles. We also like the Nerf Dog Tennis Ball Blaster, which is lightweight, portable, and very affordable. What to Look for in an Automatic Dog Ball Launcher Power Source Three balls come with the launcher, which are iDog Midi balls, felted like tennis balls but made for dogs and less abrasive on their teeth. However, standard tennis balls work fine. However, not all trainers would encourage dogs to fetch balls, as it can encourage ball obsession. A dog is showing signs of addiction if he constantly demands you throw the ball for him, and does not show any sign of fatigue at chasing the ball even when he’s done plenty of exercise. He may whimper or yap at you to throw the ball, show hyperactive tendencies and have an elevated heart rate or pant excessively. Ball obsession should not be ignored, as it can damage your dog’s physical and mental health. Consult a dog trainer or behaviourist and your vet to find out how to treat the problem. Best ball throwers for dogs: what are the options? PetSafe Automatic Ball LauncherAs stated in its name, a dog ball launcher is an object that simply launches dog balls, typically tennis balls, throwing them across an area for your dog to play with and catch. Budget: How much are you willing to pay? Is it worth going for a more expensive automatic dog ball launcher or will a manual option (cheaper) be adequate? How do I teach my dog to use an automatic ball launcher?

Simply put a dog ball launcher launches balls, usually tennis balls, into the air and far into the distance for a dog to chase and fetch.

Nerf Tennis Ball Blaster [Best Gun-Style Ball Launcher]: Easy to use and loads of fun, this ball launcher will help keep your hands slobber-free while firing balls up to 35 feet away. Similar to any routine puppy training, introducing an automatic ball launcher may require some getting used to. Some dogs can get it in the first go, others need a bit of practice. Here are some tips to successfully launch it with your dog: An automatic fetching machine that can be used by dog and owner or just the dog. You simply plug it in, choose your launching distance and drop an All for Paws ball (three included) into the ball basket. It will throw the ball within 5sec. Size of your dog: If you have a medium-large dog breed, go for a large dog ball launcher. If you have a small dog, consider getting a smaller ball launcher model. About: This lightweight launcher by Go Dog Go is super easy for pups to load. The launcher can hold up to 3 tennis balls at once and can shoot balls at 4, 7, and 15-second intervals. This launcher shoots balls out up to 35-feet and comes with a remote to control launch speeds from up to 50 feet away.