• ·Flirt Pole :

By far one of the easiest ways to exercise my dogs. You don't need as much space as you need for playing ball and my dogs tend to actually get more winded from a flirt pole session then they ever do from fetch.

• Chew King Fetch Balls :

I love these balls! They're great for playing fetch and introducing dogs to the game. Very lightweight and have a lot of bounce which my dogs LOVE. Not for playing in the water or chewing.

Tug Toys - 

I love tug for building relationship and use the game as a reward when training. I do not leave tugs laying around. These are toys they ONLY have access to when they're playing with me. This makes the game more exciting and the dogs will just destroy them if I left them around. I avoid rope as it can cause issues and even a blockage if consumed.

• Chenille Ball Bungee Tug

• Chenille Tassel Bungee Tug​

• Rope Fleece Tug

• Tug-E-Nuff Dog Gear - Bright Fauxtastic

• Tug-E-Nuff Dog Gear - Pocket Fauxtastic

• Tug-E-Nuff - Faux Rabbit Fur Chaser with Squeaker

• Tug-E-Nuff - Faux Rabbit Fur Pocket Squeaker

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Clean Run also has an abundance of tug toys! I highly encourage checking them out!

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Throwing/Fetch Toys - 

• West Paw Seaflex Sailz Dog Toy Flying Disc : 
  Capri loves this toy! She will throw it around the yard for herself. She also loves fetching AND tugging with it. 

• Nerf Dog Mega Tuff TPR Foam Competition Stick :
  I train my dogs to love these as they're the main toy used for dock diving. You can use others but I usually start my dogs with this toy as it's widely used in the sport and I want them to have lots of drive for this toy.

• West Paw Drifty Dog Chew Toy

• Chuckit! Ultra Squeaker Ball
  These are great basic balls that squeak and float in water. Basic and cheap.

• JW Pet Crackle Heads Ball

• KONG Wet Wubba

• KONG Wubba Classic

• Squeaky Soccer Ball