The best dog games, according to experts: our dogs

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To be honest, we get a lot of miles from the overall old tennis balls that Molly finds in the bottom, but Chuckit Ultra works better in carrying their efforts to tear them on their bodies. It is also a beating, do not pick up a lot of clay in the first place and is easy to wash it. The only downside is that they tend to disappear in dog gardens. Stephen Shankland

If you have an active dog who loves to chase balls (like my laboratory), Chuckit is a must for your bridging games. Never have to bend to pick up a ball or touch. This piece of inexpensive plastic plastic picks the ball for you and allows you to “throw it” over and over again with a click of your wrist. –-Expanding Golimo

The puppy will play me until the cows return to the house, so this operator makes the operator much easier than withstanding the long sessions. Not only is it great for those with less than average throwing skills, but this also means less curvature to seize the ball. Every time I reach the Chuckit launcher, the Groti is excited! –Xxi Savvides