Dog Ball Thrower Reviews

I haven't got a dog at the minute so you might think it's weird me writing a review about this ball thrower for dogs but I looked after my uncles dog when he went on holiday last month and his dog is proper playful and I got sick of having to stoop down to get the ball then stand back up to throw it. This one was from the pound shop and ...  Read the complete review

I should perhaps begin this review by telling you a little about my dogs so that you can start to get a picture of why this gizmo is so useful to me as well as them. I have two dogs, the eldest is an 8 year old Border Collie cross Jack Russell (don't ask me how on earth they managed that but they did!) called George. The youngest is a ...  Read the complete review

I was first introduced to these years ago and I absolutely love them. All of my dogs (a whippet cross, a Cairn Terrier, a Labrador and a complete mix with a lot of German Shepard) have had them integrated into their play time at one point or another and I have found them invaluable. I love these throwers for a number of reasons, 1. Cost 2. Size 3. ...  Read the complete review

It's an absolute pleasure to write a review for such a genuinely great product. There are loads of reasons why this product is so good. Firstly you don't have to deal with the slobber on the ball! Normally the average tennis ball comes back to you caked in slobber galore, but with this, you just use the arm to pick the ball up! Another reason ...  Read the complete review

I am the proud owner of a field spaniel called Molly who is a brilliant dog and very full of energy. She is 3 years old and still full of life. In the whole 3 years of her life i have only tired her out properly once and that was after walking 3.5 hours, This wonderfull simple gadget is brilliant and i am on my second one. She loves to ...  Read the complete review

Am I the only dog owner that cannot operate this thrower? They are a lovely idea, the long arm means you don't have to keep bending down to pick up soggy balls (no pun intended), the picking up of the ball is easy (as long as your mutt lets you!), mess free and ready to throw. I just cannot get the action right so the ball is released at the ...  Read the complete review

When your dog wants to play fetch, does he always get the ball covered in all his slobber? I know mine does, so when i saw this toy i thought to myself "Yes! No more doggy slobber on my hands." I bought this toy for about £3 when it first came out, when we first went out with it we thought this is going to be great but then we remembered ...  Read the complete review

As the proud "mum" of a hyper active cross between a GSD/BC + hippo + kangaroo I find that even a normal 1 hour walk won't be sufficient to exhaust my bouncy 3 year old dog. The solution? Well one of the best solutions so far have by far been the ball thrower/flinger. You can buy several versions of this, from the local market, ...  Read the complete review

Dog ball thrower - the must have dog accessory of 2009. Listening to radio 2 as I was driving I was intrigued by an item concerning sticks and throwing them for dogs. As can be seen by my photo I have a dog, a rescue dog called Finn that I've had for two years in February. Professor Brockmean from Royal Veterinarian College ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION As many pet owners will know, exercise is a vital part of your pet's life. Regular exercise will help the dog become healthy and to be honest they will also be a lot happier in life as well. With my dogs I was told that they need regular exercise, which was something in the region of three hours a day for the old ...  Read the complete review

We have had a ball thrower for over a year now and I am pleased with the item. The ball thrower is made of plastic (if you have a dog that chews you need to keep it out the way or it gets eaten) It has moulded handle to help the user grip and make it comfortable to hold. Advantages - You can fling a tennis ball ...  Read the complete review

As the proud owner of two dogs I have avoided tennis balls for years. There are a number of reasons for this but the main one has to be the slobber factor. Anyone with a dog whatever the size will be quite aware of the slobber factor when it comes to exercising their dog. The huge advantage a stick has over the tennis ball is the fact you can ...  Read the complete review

~~ Introduction ~~ In my family we have two dogs, one is an 8 year old golden retreiver and the second is a 4 year old border collie crossed with a german shepherd. This second dog really is an agile pesky devil, as the german shepherd in him gives him an instinct to rip everything up, including slippers, toilet roll and of course his ...  Read the complete review

Before buying this dog ball thrower, a trip to the field for a game of fetch with mans best friend was a total embarassment as being a girly - girl I cant throw the ball to save my life! I discovered the ball thrower when I saw a lady playing with her dog one day. Both owner and dog seemed to be having a great time so I decieded to take a ...  Read the complete review

This ball chucker makes throwing a ball long distances for your dog effortless, throwing the ball much further than with your arm alone!! The 63cm stick also means no more bending down to pick up wet, slobbery, muddy balls!

The stick itself is made from lightweight but durable plastic with a grip handle for your ease. The stick also comes with a ball included. Fits a standard size tennis ball.

Its a must for all dog owners available at www.naughtypawz.co.uk from 99p!!

Before I write this review, I will admit that I'm not a dog lover. I do however love my friends and so have agreed to dogsit one of my friends two border collies for a week while she goes on holiday. Two days in and my house is covered in dog hair and my poor cat is cowering in the corner (well half the time he cowers and half the dogs run away ...  Read the complete review