The Chewber: All in One flying disc, Tug n Toss tug toy, water dish & best all round dog toy

Tug N Toss

The TUG'nTOSS was designed for Terrier and Bull type breeds, or any dog that loves to tug and fetch.Wider flanges for tugging. Stipples and ridges
on both sides for maximum grip and maximum dental benefit.

$CAD 18.49
color	Red Blue Marble Black
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Tug N Toss come in these colors:
Blue, Red, Marble, Black

Tug N Toss 2 Pack Sale! Please email your color preference after placing your order. Sorry not available at the moment.

All in One 2 Pack Sale! Please email your color preference after placing your order.

$CAD 34.00
Combo	2 All in One's ($CAD 0.00) 2 Tug N' Toss ($CAD 0.00) 2 Mini Chewbies ($CAD 0.00) All in One and Tug N Toss ($CAD 0.00) All in One and Mini Chewbie ($CAD 0.00) Tug N Toss and Mini Chewbie ($CAD 0.00)
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All in One

Price: $ 18.49

Playing fetch is the easiest way to give your dog a great cardio workout! Chewbers best flying, aerodynamic 'ALLinONE' was designed for durability & distance.

The All in One Chewber comes in blue, black, red and marble (red/blue) colors.

$CAD 18.49
Color	Red Blue Marble Black
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Price: $ 17.49

Designed for puppies, smaller dogs and indoor play, It rolls on its edge like a penny for low to the ground pursuit. A smaller top radius that’s even easier to pick up.

MINI-CHEWB is sooo easy to throw and it really flies!

The Mini Chewb comes in blue, black, red and marble (red/blue) colors.

$CAD 17.49
Color	Red Blue Marble Black
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Notes on playing safely:

Dogs just love to catch things! But beware. Jumping up with all four feet into

the air and twisting to catch a floating flying disc can be dangerous for

'weekend warriour' dogs, overweight dogs, and larger breeds. The disc dogs

you see on TV and at events are well conditioned professional doggy athletes.

When playing fetch we throw for distance - the aim is cardio exercise.

That means the disc hits the ground before our dog gets to it. No jumping!

Cruciate ligament rupture in dogs:

This is a serious and fairly common injury often caused by dogs jumping up

to catch floating discs, and can require surgery.

When we play catch, we play with our dog standing 5 -15 ft away from us and

we throw to him. Our dog always has at least his 2 back feet on the ground when

he catches the chewber. We play this game combined with tug just about every

night in the livingroom while watching TV.

Regular safe exercise is vital in maintaining your dogs joint and muscular heath....but don't overdo it.