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Your cart is empty.Does your dog love to play fetch? Is he ready to keep playing long after you’ve worn out your shoulder or back? Then Franklin Pet Supply’s play fetch tennis ball launcher is the tool for you! Made of a durable, high-performance, and flexible material that allows you to easily grab and toss the tennis ball farther and faster, your dog will love the thrill of chasing and returning the ball, throw after throw. Bond with your pet while improving her activity level. Dogs love the excitement of fetch, and now you can play together without straining your body. Throw the ball farther and faster with the ease and simplicity of this fetch dog toy by Franklin Pet Supply!
Jm
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
lasts forever
Juel
Reviewed in Canada on January 16, 2025
Works perfectly to play fetch with my dog. I have back issues and this is okay to throw. We also put a different orange ball road hockey so our dog can see it in the grass better and it works great. It’s also held up well, we have had it for over a year now.
K. Quaintance
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024
WoW!! This thing is pretty cool! It can pick the ball up off the ground - and with little effort - It can throw the ball 3X Higher and Further than I ever could! It wont hurt my elbow or wrist ( way better than before when I was wareing myself out ) I don’t know how I ever got along without it!! It's a must have if your dog loves playing ball. :-)
John C
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024
My GSD highly recommends this lol. It makes picking up ball and throwing easy. The only thing that seems to wear out fast is my arm. This is very sturdy and well made. Highly recommended for those ball chasers
raymond f rousselle
Reviewed in Mexico on March 30, 2024
good staff
mannefitz
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
We have a dog that loved to fetch. She will play ball for an hour. This device launches the ball high and far. Very well made. The dog loves it. The price is worth its weight in gold. We got the 24” and, that size will lob the ball far. Not sure about the shorter ones.
TwelveWeeksInAYear
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
I have a Belgian Malinois who is a high energy, high endurance, high prey drive fetching fool. She begs and whines and pleads to go play fetch. And she wants the long-toss fetch with a tennis-ball size ball. I can throw it about 50 yards on the fly with this. With the Chuck-It 25M launcher I can throw 70 yards on the fly. With the Petco launcher, which has extra ball storage on the bottom of the handle, I can throw 75 yards.If you have a "normal" fetching dog, say a Lab or a Golden Retriever, I'd expect this launcher is totally fine and will be a good choice. If you have a Belgian Malinois like me, or perhaps a Border Collie, or maybe an Australian Cattle dog, who loves to fetch and can run all day, I'd go with one of the other launchers.For my Malinois, the Petco launcher can carry two balls, which is great, because I have to play fetch with two balls, or two frisbees, for fetch to work. If I try to play fetch with her with just one ball or frisbee, it turns into "fetch-keep-away". She fetches alright, brings it to me, but then won't release the ball and will instead try to play keep-away. If she sees I already have the NEXT ball in the launcher and ready to throw, she'll drop the first ball at my feet and prepare to go fetch the NEXT ball, which I then throw. I usually have her on a "pitch count" of 15 throws, to avoid overdoing it, growth plates and such. So, she gets about 1 mile of sprinting after the ball, and 1 mile of trotting/loping back. And she's fully exercised and happy for 3 or 4 hours. Then she begs me to play frisbee catch. Then in the evening, it's more long-toss fetch, another 10-15 throws. And in between it's Malinois + Alligator = "Maligator" and we do "Maligator fishing", with a heavy duty flirt pole that she chases and jumps at, and when she catches it, then it's tug-of war to-the-death. And the stinker is very strong. I had to custom-make an extra-heavy-duty flirt pole for her. Then, she is finally tired out for the day, and will relax and chill. Sort of.Anyway, if your dog doesn't have extreme exercise needs like my Belgian Malinois, you'll probably be very happy with this launcher, and the shorter throw distance, for your dog, will be a "feature" rather than a shortcoming.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
Holds lots of stuff well
Angela
Reviewed in Mexico on January 6, 2024
1 Launcher for Dogs,1 pelota que suena,son buenos productos.
nicholas vitello
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2023
I have a belgian malinois and spend 2 hours daily playing fetch starting at 6:30am every morning. I have earned myself a severe case of tennis elbow in my right arm. It's so bad that I've learned to throw left handed to avoid that arm.If fetch is a daily part of your routine then the thrower that you choose is very important. This thrower is the best I have owned to date. I can fling balls 30-40 yards effortlessly. I use tennis balls and rubber glow balls and they all fit fine as long as they are around the standard tennis ball size. The angle of the release is perfect and makes throwing predictable. Highly recommend !!!
Samantha Kehoe
Reviewed in Canada on October 11, 2022
Great for tennis balls, but not with lacrosse balls used for heavy chewers.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2020
Soon as this launcher arrived I went outside with the dogs to try it out. Long story short: This is a great fetch toy. I am able to launch the ball pretty far with little to no effort, and picking the ball back up is as easy as grabbing it with my own hand.The toy itself is very sturdy, so much so this is the only fetch-toy I'll ever have to buy. Considering how durable it is, I don't think I'll ever need to buy a replacement. I believe Chuck-It is the most popular option, and because this is the first fetch-toy I purchased, I can't really compare it to anything else. A few outlier reviews said the ball was difficult to launch, and I have to disagree. It has been so easy to use I can't possibly see what the problem is. And no, upper body strength is not a factor as I virtually have none. People can get great distance (Half the length of a football field by my eye) in one simple, easy motion. And if other products can launch the ball farther, so what? How far is far enough? Is your dog going to throw a fit because it went 40 meters instead of 50? No. They will not. For anyone upset this toy doesn't launch far enough, ask yourself this: Is the toy for their dog? Or the human who bought it?The bottom line is this: It feels like it's built to last, it's inexpensive, and it does what it is supposed to do. So long as a toy is "good enough" I don't see the point in splitting hairs and trying to determine which fetch toy is the absolute best.Saying it's good enough is a bit misleading though. I can't imagine how a dog toy like this could be any better.It's a must-have for any dog owner. Unfortunately, only one of my pups likes to fetch...
Caroline Smith
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 17, 2018
It's heavier than what I'm used to and there is no hole in handle so I can hang from my bag on the way to park.
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