Kiwi Walker Let's Play Ring Blue - Ring Dog Toy, Blue

This toy needs no introduction. The name says it all: "Let's play"! We are confident that the Kiwi Walker Let's Play Ring will satisfy every dog who loves wild play. It is made from dense TPR foam, which is hard and durable enough that even a more determined chewer will have a tough time destroying it. At the same time, it feels very pleasant, almost velvety to the touch. Even when covered in drool, it won't slip out of the owner's hand or the pet's mouth. The numerous textured patterns and the ring's design gently massage the teeth and gums during play, helping to keep them in good condition. Two sizes are available: Mini and Maxi.

Many possibilities, lots of tail wagging:

• Take the Kiwi Walker Ring to the park and use it for fetching - when thrown, it glides nicely through the air and travels a long distance.
• When it hits the ground or an obstacle, it bounces in an unpredictable way, mimicking the behavior of prey in the wild. If your dog has a strong prey drive, they will absolutely love this kind of activity.
• Its design also works great as a tug toy - grab the toy in your hand, let your dog grip the ring with their mouth, and start a game of tug-of-war. It's a fantastic way to play together and build a bond.
• Take the ring to the beach (a garden pool works too), and you'll quickly discover how much fun a toy that floats on water can be!

Benefits of the Kiwi Walker Let's Play Ring for dogs:

• Made from durable, dense TPR thermoplastic foam
• Works great as a fetch toy
• Can be used as a tug toy
• Floats on water and does not sink
• Pleasant to the touch
• Features numerous textured patterns for easy gripping
• Comes in a vibrant, eye-catching color
• Easy to keep clean

Sizes:

• Mini: diameter 13.5 cm, thickness 2 cm, weight 80 g - ideal for smaller dogs
• Maxi: diameter 17.5 cm, thickness 2.5 cm, weight 170 g - ideal for medium and large dogs

Note:
Although this toy is made from highly durable thermoplastic foam and is quite resistant to chewing, there will always be a determined warrior who manages to destroy it. If you want the ring to last as long as possible, do not leave your pet unsupervised and do not allow them to use it as a chew toy.