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Posted: 12 Apr 2010 12:00 PM PDT

Frisbee Choices: Part V

by Chris Engel

Team-Bandit

(c) photo copyright Kristie Moser
Bandit's Frisbee of Choice

In order to wrap up this Frisbee Dog 101 series, it's important to mention disc selection. There are many out there. First off, the discs you can buy at most pet stores are completely useless and, in fact, can harm your dog. They can be extremely brittle and have sharp rims which might cut your dog's gums.

Just do a search for canine discs and you should come up with a few. The three best discs on the market can be found at:

Skyhoundz (there is also a WEALTH of information here on dog training and competition schedules)
Hero Disc USA
DT World

At these sites you'll find a wide variety of discs for differnt situations. It's best if you just buy a few (or ask me if you see me at a field and I'll let you throw any of mine !!) and start experimenting to see what works best for you and your dog. Some discs are softer, some discs are more bite resistant, some discs are smaller for small dogs; the options go on and on. Feel free to contact me at my email address, Bandit@Team-Bandit.com, should you have any questions or want to speak more on this topic. I'll be happy to help!

Well, I hope this has provided you with a foundation for getting started with your dog and I REALLY hope to see you on the field one day. For now ... this is Chris, Bandit and "Flight Time" Kota signing off.

Happy Disc Doggin !

Chris Engel
Leesburg Florida bandit@team-bandit.com

Just in case you missed the first four articles in this Frisbee Dog series, here are the links so you can read up:

Part I: Frisbee Dog 101, Part I in a Series of V

Part II: Dog Selection for Frisbee Dog Enthusiasts

Part III: Getting Your Dog Ready to Become a "Disc Dog"

Part IV: Frisbee Training Begins...

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