The Throw and Fetch stick

It’s every activity limited dog owner’s must have. If you’re finding it difficult to keep up with your pooch then there’s the throw and fetch stick. This helps you and your furry friend because you no longer have to force yourself to keep up with your dog while they remain in peak condition. If you don’t invest in one of these then there’s a chance that you may develop more in pain while your dog’s health declines. Worse still you could even become bed bound ultimately loosing your companion as he’ll die due to lack of exercise. How’s it work? Well it appears you place the ball within the spoon end push and twang goes the ball while your dog hurtles after it at full throttle; all you have to do is simply relax, enjoying a little rest before heading back home again.  

 

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