Hero Pup 120

Bought these and realized they are VERY small; fortunately I bought a 215 which is fine for my puppy.

Just the right size and softness for a 10 week old pup.

If you breed dogs for sport and want to introduce your litters to hard plastic early this is the perfect disc to do so! We had our 6 week old sport mixes tugging on these like crazy and they were able to start retrieving rollers without stepping on/tripping on the disc. This is also the perfect sized disc for my 7 pound Pomeranian to chase and retrieve.

I recently bought a 4-pack of the Pup 120 discs for myself, and another for a neighbor of mine who has a Miniature Pinscher. My only "complaint" (actually, a suggestion) is that Hero Disc USA should also offer--as well as the brightly-colored versions--a phosphorescent (glow-in-the-dark) version of the Pup 120! The Pup 120 has the same flat-topped, raised center section design as older, superbly-flying Frisbees that I had (and miss...), and like them, the Pup 120 flies very well. Also: My neighbor's Miniature Pinscher loves his Pup 120 discs, which are--I'm glad to have learned--standing up well to his teeth! Not only does he love to chase and catch them outside, but indoors--in her apartment's small living room--his owner gives the Pup 120 discs "more spin than toss," so that they won't fly far, but will spin on edge like crazy when they land on the carpeted floor. He enjoys chasing and catching the erratically edge-rolling discs almost as much as snatching them in mid-flight!

I think my dog just has too hard of a bite. Took them out of the package, threw one roller and there were several hole punctures immediately The texture and materials are great though.