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Disc
Disc sports are a great way to get some fresh air and exercise! Whether you just want to burn some energy off, or learn how to play competitively, we can show you how to take your game to the next level!
Toss N Fetch League
"The easiest, friendliest, funnest dog sport on the planet". Collect various points based on how far you throw or roll your disc. Whether you're just learning or an experienced thrower, this weekly league is a great way to get out and enjoy some laughs and sunshine with a chill and supportive group of people. Plus, you can earn a really cool embroidered patch at the end of each 5 week session!
Disc Instruction
Our instructor is a certified Updog judge so they know ALL the ins and outs! If you want to improve your throwing skills, learn the games, or put together a freestyle routine these sessions will be your key to success.
Coach: Sal Evans
Trouble Shooting - TBD
Throwing Skills - TBD
Understanding the Games - TBD
Intro to Freestyle - TBD
This session will introduce you to the fun and exciting world of Freestyle Disc. Learn what's all involved along with some important foundation training and a few tricks!
Prerequisites: Dogs will require a solid take-from-hand to learn vaulting tricks
What is a Dog-Safe Disc?
But what exactly does this mean?
Generally we look for three things in a safe disc:
1) Non-brittle plastic. You want a plastic that will puncture instead of shatter into pieces if a dog's tooth goes through it. These plastic shards can be sharp and cut up your dog's mouth. Cheap dollar and super-market discs usually use brittle plastic and should be avoided. This also includes most cheap discs that large pet stores sell.
2) Solid construction. There shouldn't be any holes or spaces in a disc that dog limbs, sticks, or tags can get caught in.
3) Wider rim. This only applied to the harder discs that won't bend when hitting the back of the mouth. You want a rim larger than a centimeter so it doesn't bruise or bloody the back of the mouth if it hits.
What kind of disc do I need?
I have a small dog: Hero Atom 185
I have a small dog with a big bite: Firm or ice swirl super atom 185, or any Jawz pup
I have a small dog with a soft mouth: Soft or Taffy atom 185, or K10 pup
My dog bites hard: Superstar, Superswirl, Jawz or Z-Fang, Otpo Bite
My dog has a medium hard bite: Superaero
My dog has a soft mouth: Xtra 235, Sonic 215, Competition Standards, Soflites, Z-disc, Hero Air or Xtra
I'd like to buy Online from Canada:
- Revel's Disc Emporium https://www.revelsdisc.com/
- RR Pet Paradise https://www.rrpetparadise.com
- Exon Disc http://www.exondisc.ca
- Disc Cellar http://shop.Disccellar.ca
I'd like to go direct to the manufacturer:
- Hero Disc - http://www.herodiscusa.com
- Frisbee - http://www.dtworld.com
- Hyperflite - http://www.hyperflite.com
- Latitude 64 - http://www.dynamicdiscs.com
- FrisbeEscape - https://frisbeescape.com
