ChuckIt Junior Launcher Dog Toy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Chuckit! 18M Junior Eco Launcher it's a definite upgrade from the classic one for me! The smaller size is perfect, and the ball itself feels bouncier, without the furry outer layer that my pups find weird. Plus, the fact that it's made with 40% recycled rubber is a huge win in my book. My non-fetch-obsessed dogs might not be the target audience, but the launcher itself is great, and I'm happy to support an eco-friendly design!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is great for throwing the ball with my dog. Not only does he love the ball, he loves how far the launcher throws the ball. He loves to run, and he's a large dog so he can run far! I'm super glad the launcher is designed so that the ball will click right in,so I don't have to pick it up with its covered in slobber and I don't have to bend as far down to pick it up

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My dog loves chasing and toys like this are great! I do wish they had larger ball options for the bigger breeds, the regular sized tennis balls dont last long with my heavy chewer so it required a ton of supervision to make sure the ball wasn't crushed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was our favorite! This was perfect throwing distance for small dogs. It felt like the perfect grip. Ball was perfect size to be able to roll around after fetching.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The 18M Junior Eco Launcher is a great pick for dog owners looking for a more compact and eco-friendly fetch toy. The shorter handle is a standout feature—it’s easy to control, fits nicely in smaller hands, and makes it perfect for quick trips to the park or playing in tighter spaces. Plus, the launcher still gives you a decent throw without needing a full arm swing. That said, the included ball is a bit of a letdown if your dog loves the water. It doesn’t float, which means if it ends up in a pond or lake, it’s likely gone for good if thrown out far. Sara isn't a dog who wants to get their face under water so she just stared at the ball on the bottom until someone came to get it for her. A floating ball would’ve made this toy much more versatile. Overall, it’s a fun, handy launcher for land play, especially for younger pups or smaller breeds. Just be prepared to swap in a floating ball if you plan to play near water.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My English Setter loved the rubber ball too much. When given too much time with the ball he destroyed it. Won't hold up to tough chewers.