Why the Latitude Bite Puppy Discs Stands Out for Small Dogs

When it comes to playing fetch with your pup, not all dog discs are created equal, especially if you have a small breed dog. Top 5 dog discs for small dogs: why the Latitude bite puppy stands out. Most discs are too heavy or too large, making it harder for smaller dogs to catch, carry, or even stay engaged.

That’s why the Latitude Bite Puppy Stands Out Disc makes a huge difference. Specifically designed for small dogs, this disc combines durability, safety, and controllability in a way few others do.

In this blog, we’ll break down what makes a great dog disc for small breeds, how the Latitude Bite Puppy compares to other discs, and how to get the most out of your play sessions.

What to Look for in a Dog Disc for Small Breeds

If you’re shopping for a disc your small dog will actually enjoy using, there are a few key features you should always look for:

• Size and Weight: Small dogs need smaller, lighter discs that they can comfortably bite and carry. The Latitude Bite Puppy measures 7.5 inches in diameter, which is ideal for toy and small breeds. In comparison, standard discs are often 9 inches or larger, which can be intimidating or unmanageable for a small pup.
• Safety First: Look for discs that are made from non-toxic, puncture-resistant materials. The Opto Plastic used in the Bite Puppy is highly durable but still gentle on teeth, making it a safe choice for active dogs.
• Flight Control: Your throws matter! A good disc should be easy to control and capable of smooth gliding flights. The Bite Puppy has a Speed: 3, Glide: 3, Turn: 0, Fade: 0, meaning it flies straight and true without sudden drops or turns.

Latitude Bite Puppy vs Other Small Dog Discs

The dog disc market is growing, but not all products are optimized for small breeds. Here’s how the Latitude Bite Puppy stacks up against common competitors:

While soft foam or rubber discs may seem safer, they often lack the necessary flight control for fetch games and wear out quickly. The Bite Puppy strikes the perfect balance, strong enough to withstand play, yet light and smooth enough to throw and retrieve with ease.

Best Throwing Techniques for Small Dog Discs

Throwing for a small dog is slightly different from throwing for larger breeds. Here’s how to get the best results with your Latitude Bite Puppy:

1. Keep It Low

Small dogs can't jump as high, so aim for lower throws with a straight trajectory. The Bite Puppy’s design makes it easy to throw at a consistent height.

2. Shorter Distances Work Best

Small dogs often prefer short, fast paced chases. Start with 10 – 20 foot tosses and work your way up.

3. Use an Underhand Flick

Rather than an overhead or sidearm throw, try flicking the disc underhand. This keeps the throw smooth and close to the ground perfect for the Bite Puppy’s flight pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Is the Latitude Bite Puppy safe for puppies?

Yes! It's made from non-toxic Opto plastic that’s gentle on growing teeth but tough enough to withstand puppy energy. Just remember: it's not a chew toy always supervise play.

Q2: Can I use the Bite Puppy indoors?

Absolutely. Its smaller size and lighter weight make it suitable for larger indoor spaces, like basements or living rooms, where full-sized discs would be unsafe.

Q3: How do I choose the colour I want?

When you check out on the Flying Disc Store, you can leave a note requesting your preferred disc colour. We'll do our best to match it!

Final Thoughts

If you're looking for the best flying disc for your small dog, the Latitude Bite Puppy Opto Plastic Dog Disc should be at the top of your list. It's:

Small-dog friendly
Made from ultra-durable, safe Opto plastic
Designed for easy, controlled throws
Fun, safe, and great for active play

Whether you’re a seasoned disc dog trainer or just want to have more fun with your pup at the park, the Bite Puppy delivers big-time play in a small, expertly designed package.

So, why settle for oversized or flimsy dog discs? Give your small dog the disc they deserveand grab a Latitude Bite Puppy today.

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