Freestyle
Choreography, showmanship and precision condensed into 2 minutes.
- Duration2 minutes
- Discsup to 7 allowed
- FocusShowmanship, timing, tricks, teamwork
eurodisc Disc Dogging
Playing Frisbee
with your dog
You throw, your dog catches in the air, brings it back – and you both have the best day of the year.
Endurance Reaction Bond Fun
What is it?
Disc dogging explained briefly
Disc dogging is playing Frisbee with your dog: you throw, your dog catches the disc in the air and brings it back. That simple. That good.
Training playfully builds endurance, reaction time and speed – and has an almost immeasurable side effect: it strengthens the bond between human and dog like almost no other activity.
Endurance
Regular throwing sessions challenge both dog and owner equally.
Reaction
Reading the flight path, sprinting, jumping – coordination at the highest level.
Bond
Shared fun and teamwork build trust in a lasting way.
Suitability
Who is disc dogging suitable for?
Generally for all dogs that are fit and love to move. There are a few exceptions you should know.
Well suited
- Fit, fully grown dogs
- High-energy breeds with a drive to move
- Dogs that enjoy retrieving
- Dogs without joint or breathing problems
Less suitable
- Puppies & young dogs Jumps can damage joints; dog should be fully grown
- Arthritis or hip dysplasia
- Very heavy dogs (e.g. Saint Bernards) – unfavourable body structure
- Short-nosed breeds (e.g. Pug) – often strenuous for dogs with breathing issues
Training
Where and how to train?
The right surface
Ideal is a meadow with a soft, even surface free of holes. This protects the joints when jumping and landing.
Step by step
Start with short ground throws to practise retrieving. Only then move to aerial throws – increase height and distance gradually.
Club & dog school
Dog sports clubs and dog schools offer disc dogging training – ideal for practising with like-minded people and learning from experience.
The right disc
Use special dog frisbees made from break-resistant materials – flexible, without sharp edges, safe for catching and teeth.
Competition
The three disciplines
For those wanting more of a challenge: disc dogging has three official competition formats – each with its own appeal.
Mini Distance
60 seconds – maximum repetitions on a limited field.
- Duration60 seconds
- Pointsper aerial catch depending on throwing distance
- FocusSpeed, precision, teamwork
Long Distance
The longest catch from the air wins.
- Throws3 attempts
- Scoringlongest caught throw
- FocusThrowing power, flight path, timing
Products
The right discs for you
Special dog frisbees made from safe materials – no sharp edges, flexible and optimised for catching.
Bite-resistant
Hyperflite Jawz Pup
The most bite-resistant disc for small dogs, with anti-glare protection.
- Ultra-robust, flexible material – comfortable for hand and dog
- Grippy rim on top and bottom for precise, long throws
- X-Flash Anti-Glare Technology – no dazzling light reflections
- Specially designed for small dogs
- Diameter
- approx. 18 cm
- Weight
- approx. 140 g
- Note
- Does not float · not a chew toy
Made in Germany
eurodisc 110g Standard
The new German all-round dog disc – excellent flight characteristics even in wind.
- Soft material is gentle on your dog and sits comfortably in the hand
- Impressive flight characteristics even in windy conditions
- For experienced dogs – a light, agile all-rounder
- Available in various colours
- Diameter
- 23 cm
- Weight
- 110 g
- Note
- Not bite-resistant · not a chew toy
Bite-resistant · 2nd choice
eurodisc 135g PuncMaster
Bite-resistant German dog frisbee with a long glide phase – even in strong wind.
- Bite-resistant and sturdy – stands up even to intensive play
- Long glide phase makes catching easier for your dog
- No sharp edges – safe for the mouth
- 2nd choice: minor imperfections, flight properties unaffected
- Diameter
- 23 cm
- Weight
- 135 g
- Note
- 2nd choice · not a chew toy
Ready for your first throw?
Get the right disc and just get started – on the nearest patch of grass.