Dog Ball Shooters

If your dog loves playing fetch, you know they can go on for hours and hours without ever getting bored. They jump around, wagging their tail at just the sight of you holding a ball. But as much as you love your dog, sometimes you don’t have the time or energy to play with them….

This will take you back to your childhood. Remember the bubble-filled days at the park? At the family barbecue? And by the pool? Of course you do. And you’re not alone… If you had a dog at the time, you know they love chasing and popping all those bubbles you blew. Just like you did…

How many times have you played fetch and were disgusted every time you had to touch a slobbered, dirt-covered tennis ball? I’d say the majority of you. But with several new dog ball launchers being created, OxGord Bazook-9 is one of the many that solves this problem (and a lot more – I’ll explain later)….

With your newest dog ball launcher, the iFetch, you might be wondering whether the iFetch tennis balls it comes with, are the best ones to play with. After all, you do know there are a ton of different tennis balls, chew balls, rubber balls, etc. that you can use with the iFetch. So with so…

So you got your iFetch (or plan on getting one)… Now how do you train your dog to use it? The answer is simple. No matter which iFetch you buy – original iFetch, iFetch Too, or iFetch Frenzy – training to use each toy is the same. All you have to teach your dog is to drop the ball…