Nerf Dog Tennis Ball Blaster Toy,Blue/Orange

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There’s a lot of variability with this auto ball launcher as you choose how far the ball goes and how far it goes up in the air. You can set it for nine different distances and six different angles, which all affect where the ball is thrown. There are training sounds to let your pup know that a ball is about to be tossed so he can be ready to run. We especially like the motion sensor in the front that protects people or pets that are standing as far as 7 feet in front of the launch area. Almost all dog ball launchers use the average tennis ball as their model, but this isn’t necessarily ideal for small breed dogs. For dinky dogs, try and find a launcher which utilises smaller sizes of ball, as they need to be able to get their chops around it! Opposingly, you also need to be careful you don’t buy balls and launchers which are too small for your dog, as they could swallow or get smaller balls lodged in their mouth or throat! Indoor & outdoor suitability The Blaster includes three colorful Nerf tennis balls. It also works with any standard-sized tennis balls. Which type of dog ball launcher you choose is very much dependent on how much effort you want to exert when playing fetch with your mutt! Manual launchers

Dog ball launchers are great because you can suddenly throw more than one metre. They aren’t so great because they are so long and cumbersome, though. If you want to play ball games in more places than just down the park, you may want to consider a launcher which can also work in enclosed spaces. Suitability for indoors and outdoors tends to depend on a contraptions launch power, as hoying balls up to 100 feet indoors isn’t exactly a wise idea unless you live in a particularly large home! Price Once your dog is actively retrieving launcher-fired balls, you can start teaching him how to return the ball and place it in the launcher. Only use positive reinforcement. Provide praise and a treat when he drops the ball into the machine’s reservoir.While a ball launcher is simple to use, finding the best one for your pup isn’t always so easy. You need to consider the launcher type, it’s features, your dog’s breed and traits, and much more. Fortunately, even if you don’t know much about ball throwing toys, we’re here to help.

If you’re playing fetch in a public location, make sure your dog is trained enough to return to you when called. Also, always follow all local leash laws. Distance settings: Do you want a dog ball launcher with multiple distance settings to vary the exercise? Perhaps you are satisfied with just one distance feature? All of the products on our list are highly rated, easy-to-use, and an overall good value. In many ways, the best ball launcher of the bunch depends on the size and breed of dog you have, plus whether you prefer an automatic or handheld launcher. It’s a hand-free launcher, too. Press the barrel onto the ball to load it, and you’re ready for instant action. Plus, the mini balls are made from Grade A rubber, so they’re safe on tiny teeth. Depending on your pup’s athleticism and the size of your playing area, you can choose a launcher that can catapult a ball as short as just a few feet or as far as maybe 50 or 60 feet. Reviewers caution, however, that few of these launchers consistently deliver the maximum distance, and often the condition of the ball (wet and dirty) can make it fly less far.

As stated in its name, a dog ball launcher is an object that simply launches dog balls. These are usually tennis balls, but there are some models that are designed for smaller dogs and use proprietary balls of their own. The dog ball launchers can travel a distance of between 10 to 30 feet (but again this depends on the product itself) and are a strategic way to exercise your canine companion. How does an automatic dog ball thrower work? Warm your dog up to the machine with ten minutes a day, three times a day (your dog getting bored is the last thing you want – make them beg for it!)