Best Fetch Toys for Dogs

Updated May 2019
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Pros
Cons
Best of the Best
Chuckit
Ultra Rubber Ball Dog Toy (2)
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Best for Everyday Use
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Pair of fetch balls with a rubber core that can also float in water.

Pros

Has a bright orange color, so it's easy to spot. Offers plenty of bounce, so it's fun for the dog to chase. Ball will float in water. Easy to clean rubber surface. Reasonable price point for pair of balls. Works with Chuckit ball launcher.

Cons

Pieces may break off the ball if the dog chews on it repeatedly.

Chuckit
Max Glow Ball Dog Toy (2)
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Most Versatile
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When you want to play fetch at night, these glow-in-the-dark dog toys work well.

Pros

No batteries are used with the ball, as it charges naturally when placed under any type of bright light. Durable rubber material. Will work with Chuckit launchers. Only needs about 5 minutes under the light to begin glowing.

Cons

Glow only lasts for 20 to 30 minutes. Chewing dogs may break off pieces.

KONG
Jumbler Football Dog Toy
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Trusted Brand
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Two-in-one toy has a squeaker and a tennis ball inside the main toy.

Pros

Has a pair of handles to make it easier for the pet owner and dog to grab and throw during fetch. Consists of tough materials, so it stands up nicely to rough play. With extra pieces inside, it will grab and keep the dog's attention.

Cons

Expensive compared to other fetch toys.

Best Bang for the Buck
Hartz
Dura Play Ball Dog Toy
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Bargain Pick
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Inexpensive fetch toy that consists of extra tough materials for daily play.

Pros

Soft and flexible material, so it will work for most dogs. Has a bacon scent dogs love. Round shape makes it easy to throw and fetch. Ridges on the ball cause it to bounce in crazy directions, which keeps the dog on its toes. Low price.

Cons

Some dogs won't like the smell. Dogs with sharp teeth may tear the latex.

KONG
Classic Flyer Dog Toy
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Durable and Rugged
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Frisbee-shaped fetch toy that has the toughness of the KONG brand behind it.

Pros

Consists of an extremely durable rubber that's made to last. Flying disc shape will maintain an accurate flight path, even for novices. Rubber disc will be softer for the dog to catch than a hard plastic disc. Offered in two different shapes.

Cons

Not made to be used as a chew toy for the dog, as the rubber may break.

How we decided

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21 Models Considered
7 Hours Researched
1 Experts Interviewed
306 Consumers Consulted
Zero products received from manufacturers.

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Fetch toys for dogs are a fun, easy way to exercise your pet. Just throw the toy, and the dog will retrieve it and bring it back to you. Fetch toys will consist of multiple shapes or materials. Round rubber balls are common for games of fetch. But flying discs or knotted ropes work nicely, too. As long as the dog likes the toy, almost any kind will work. Toys made for playing fetch, however, won’t always stand up to chewing or rough games of tug. Keep in mind that some breeds simply will not fetch toys, so this type of exercise won’t work with every dog.

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Chuckit

Ultra Rubber Ball Dog Toy (2)

Chuckit

Ultra Rubber Ball Dog Toy (2)

Pair of fetch balls with a rubber core that can also float in water.
$5
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Chuckit

Max Glow Ball Dog Toy (2)

Chuckit

Max Glow Ball Dog Toy (2)

When you want to play fetch at night, these glow-in-the-dark dog toys work well.
$10
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KONG

Jumbler Football Dog Toy

KONG

Jumbler Football Dog Toy

Two-in-one toy has a squeaker and a tennis ball inside the main toy.
$20
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Hartz

Dura Play Ball Dog Toy

Hartz

Dura Play Ball Dog Toy

Inexpensive fetch toy that consists of extra tough materials for daily play.
$5
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KONG

Classic Flyer Dog Toy

KONG

Classic Flyer Dog Toy

Frisbee-shaped fetch toy that has the toughness of the KONG brand behind it.
$14

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