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  • TENNIS BALL DOG LAUNCHER: Our auto tennis ball thrower lets small to medium dogs play fetch to their hearts' content, and is excellent for your pet's physical and mental exercise! This compact and portable automatic dog ball launcher allows you to play ball-picking games with pets effortlessly, providing your pups hours of fun! Owner supervision is recommended
  • ADJUSTABLE LAUNCH DISTANCE: Our dog fetch machine can launch a mini sized tennis ball 10, 20, or 30 feet in the air, and you can easily adjust the distance all with the touch of a button, making it easy to use indoors (under 10 feet) or outdoors (all distances). We recommend running a cloth through the machine periodically to maintain performance
  • INDOOR AND OUTDOOR USE: Our ball shooter for dogs is perfect for providing entertainment both indoors and outdoors in the backyard, making our ball tosser a delightful companion for your pet
  • WALL PLUG AND BATTERY POWERED: Our mini size tennis ball launcher includes a wall plug, and can also be used with 6 C-cell batteries (Not included) to supply power to the machine. When plugged in expect more power launching balls
  • INCLUDES 3 MINI TENNIS BALLS: Our automatic dog ball launchers include 3 non-abrasive miniature sized tennis balls which measure about 1.5 inches in diameter (About the size of a golf ball), and are great for fetch. However, these balls are not meant for chewing and when too wet or dirty it may affect performance. Please periodically clean balls for best performance

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Launch The Fun With iFetch!

Drop. Fetch. Repeat. Drop the ball into the top of the toy (or train your dog to drop it) and launch the fun! Launch distance can be changed with the touch of a button.

3 Mini Tennis Balls Included

The iFetch launches mini tennis balls (about the size of a golf ball) so it's best for small to medium-sized dogs. For larger dogs, get the iFetch Too launcher!

Plug It In Or Go Cordless!

Use the included power cord 110-240 volt AC or go cordless with 6 C batteries not included.

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3.7 out of 5 stars
3,997
3.7 out of 5 stars
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3.2 out of 5 stars
2,073
Dog/breed size Small to Medium Medium to Large Small to Medium
Ball size Mini Tennis Ball Standard Tennis Ball Mini Tennis Ball
Toy type Ball Launcher Ball Launcher Brain Game
Launch distance 10-30 feet 10-40 feet Not a Launcher
Controls Push Button Controls Push Button Controls N/A
Electronic Yes Yes No
Power source Power Cord or 6 C Batteries Power Cord or Built-in Rechargeable Battery N/A
Use Indoor/Outdoor Indoor/Outdoor Any Flat Surface
Noise level Medium (Motor Revs Only When Ball Launches) Medium (Motor Revs Only When Ball Launches) No Noise
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  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 11 x 8 x 8 inches; 5.75 Pounds
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ DWH12740
  • Batteries ‏ : ‎ 1 C batteries required.
  • Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 7, 2014
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ iFetch, LLC
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00PG3LWDK
  • Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China
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WARNING:

CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
CHOKING HAZARD -- This toy is a small ball. Not for children under 3 yrs.
CHOKING HAZARD -- Toy contains a small ball. Not for children under 3 yrs. To be used under the direct supervision of an adult

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3.7 out of 5 stars
3,997 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the fun the pet toy provides for their dog. They say it provides hours of entertainment. However, some customers have reported issues with the performance, value, size and noise of the product. They mention that the ball doesn't throw as far as before, the replacement balls are very expensive and that the mini balls are too small.

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112 customers mention "Fun"101 positive11 negative

Customers find the pet toy fun and interactive. They say it provides hours of entertainment and excitement for their dog. Some customers also mention that the toy is gun-shy.

"This is fun - my dog learned to use it quickly. The main criticism is that the vet has said tennis ball texture is like sandpaper on teeth...." Read more

"This is a fun toy but is a bit loud when shooting stage balls. My corgi was afraid the first time." Read more

"...Nonetheless, it kept us both occupied for a while and there is a definite entertainment value in the sound of the launch...." Read more

"...So far no problems and loads of fun for Luke. A nice bonus is that it gives us humans a break from throwing and bending down to get the ball...." Read more

694 customers mention "Quality"322 positive372 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the pet toy. Some mention that it seems to keep it clean and fully functional, while others say that the ball ejects are rather flimsy and the features are too limited. The balls break very easily and once they are cracked or the fuzz is messed up.

"...day 2 hrs for the past 5 months and the machine has not shown any symptoms of breaking down like the one before...." Read more

"...plastic trim ring on the opening where the ball ejects also was rather flimsy and our beagle scratched it off trying to get the ball out of the..." Read more

"...The electric cord works great and fits the plug well...." Read more

"...I wish the rubber held up better and sadly I am experiencing these problems just after the 6 month warranty passed so I'm out of luck...." Read more

89 customers mention "Ease of use"30 positive59 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use of the pet toy. Some mention it's easy to clean, operate, and set up, while others say that it becomes an actual chore to operate. It takes slow introduction and training, and has a learning curve.

"...feet long which would seem generous, but I have found it difficult to find a place to plug it in and have it sit in the middle of the floor as is..." Read more

"...Can't comment on reliability yet. So far so good. No problems with set up or use.I can't stress enough to not let your dogs use this alone...." Read more

"...more than 5 minutes of play out of this thing before it becomes an actual chore to operate, which is the opposite of its intended function...." Read more

"...Also - note that there is extra training involved (“back up” command) if your dog realizes that putting her mouth right by the hole is the quickest..." Read more

358 customers mention "Performance"60 positive298 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the performance of the pet toy. They mention that the ball will not throw unless it's perfectly dry, it doesn't throw as far as before, and the launcher doesn't launch the ball. The balls get very slobbery and soaked after a few minutes, and they get stuck in the machine. Some customers also say that the rotating piece dirties up the walls and the wet ball doesn'’t launch. Overall, some customers recommend the product for its durability and fun-filled design.

"...The other issue is that any tennis type ball seems to get slobbery (if that's a word..LOL) to the point that the thrower will not throw them...." Read more

"...Because of the bowl design, the ball will frequently swirl around the edge and pop out. A deeper design wouldn't allow that to happen...." Read more

"...fit of a tantrum while my dog paws at the machine because the ball gets stuck...." Read more

"...It didn't help. Most recently, the machine completely stopped launching. It still makes all the noises but the ball stays put inside...." Read more

219 customers mention "Value"48 positive171 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the value of the pet toy. They mention that it's not a low cost item, it'll last longer than they think it, and it'd be worth less money. Some customers also say that the ifetch balls are not cheap and are easily destroyed.

"...They are the worst. And they have the nerve to be expensive to boot. They are also insanely small...." Read more

"This is the larger iFetch, as we own the smaller one too. It's kind of pricey, but teaching my dog to play fetch by herself is worth the price to me..." Read more

"...The balls that come with the machine are pretty cheap and any medium size dog is probably going to break them after a couple of throws...." Read more

"...I think that I works really well for the price." Read more

146 customers mention "Size"31 positive115 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the size of the pet toy. They mention that the mini balls are too small, difficult to find, and too tall for their Scotties to reach. They also say that the fetcher does not fit regular size tennis balls.

"...is where one of my two complaints come in, and that is the cord is four or five feet long which would seem generous, but I have found it difficult..." Read more

"...And they have the nerve to be expensive to boot. They are also insanely small...." Read more

"...It was like the ball was too big and couldn't fit between the wheels to get "whirled" out...." Read more

"...The tennis balls are actually really small, like maybe 1" in diameter. Smaller than the small tennis balls you usually find in stores...." Read more

126 customers mention "Noise"30 positive96 negative

Customers are not happy with the noise the pet toy makes. They say it's loud when it launches the ball, making a soft grinding noise when it'd be ready to release the ball. Some customers say the sound frightens their pets. They also mention that the squeaker is different and not as annoying as regular squish toys.

"...Too noisy: My dog wasn’t in the least bit phased by the noise, and now the increasing pitch and click of the ball release indicates to him that the..." Read more

"This is a fun toy but is a bit loud when shooting stage balls. My corgi was afraid the first time." Read more

"Well designed but loud when it launches ( at least for a mini dog.) he will not drop the ball in himself because of the noise.." Read more

"...The Good:- Its quiet. It only runs when a ball is dropped in it, and stops after it shoots the ball...." Read more

95 customers mention "Battery life"27 positive68 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the battery life of the pet toy. They mention that it does not hold a charge for more than an hour of play, it loses charge after about 50 launches, and it gradually starts losing power. The balls do not last more than 2 minutes and the toy itself stops suddenly.

"...on a fresh charge will throw very strong and far but very quickly the battery weakens and before long, the thrower is throwing the ball 6-8 ft max..." Read more

"...After about 20 minutes I was able to restart it, but it continued stopping suddenly just when the fun was starting...." Read more

"...The batteries lasted a couple weeks that included a solid 1-2 hours of play each day. The electric cord works great and fits the plug well...." Read more

"...Decreased rating due to poor battery life." Read more

It seemed like it would hold up fine at first getting light ...
4 out of 5 stars
It seemed like it would hold up fine at first getting light ...
I purchased this on August 27, 2016 and have been using it to this day with my German Shepherd puppy. In terms of battery life and launching distance, it seems to perform just under the advertised 10, 15, 40 feet launch distance. I have had no problems with the battery when it is used, though more often than not since we use this indoors exclusively it is plugged in most of the time.It seemed like it would hold up fine at first getting light use but as time has gone on and my dog has learned to use it himself, combined with his insatiable fetch lust the rubber gears that launch the ball just don't seem like they are going to hold up in the long run. The rubber has started to rub away and more and more often I hear the sounds of the ball being launched once or twice, then a hissy fit of a tantrum while my dog paws at the machine because the ball gets stuck. I can't let him use it unless I am personally around to unstick it as no one else will, and he takes out his frustration on the machine, chewing up the rubber feet and recently the blue ring in the front. I wish the rubber held up better and sadly I am experiencing these problems just after the 6 month warranty passed so I'm out of luck.Overall I will say the machine works for the most part as advertised, and my dog loves it to bits, but it just doesn't seem it's going to last much longer with the gears wearing away. If you have a dog who adamantly plays fetch while this may keep him happy, if its used a lot don't expect it to last more than a year.Edit: iFetch Customer support did reached out to me and let me know that it is in fact a 1 year warranty and not 6 months. I got in touch with them and they offered to not only send a brand new unit to replace the faulty one, but also paid for the return shipping on the old one. I was very impressed that they did that little extra and I am pleased to report no issues with the new unit so far, though time will tell. I will say the unit definitely did not work the second it was plugged in, but after a 14 hour charge time it worked perfectly so if your unit doesn't work right out of the box, give it time to charge and try again. Thanks iFetch!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2017
Style: iFetch Too (Medium/Large Dogs)Verified Purchase
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 Just to start with, I hate the customer service because of the first version of iFetch. They are not friendly and not interested in helping.
Even though the first one was a huge failure for my dog (everything was a limitation) and their customer service was horrible, I had to try out the "iFetch too" version with fear but backed up by amazon excellent service, I could take that chance.
My dog is a boston terrier 2 yr old and is very active. His play time involves ball for more than 5 hrs a day. So we wanted something like this and since he was already trained on the first generation of the ifetch, he immediately realized that it is a bigger version and started playing on it from day 1 of the machines arrival. He has been playing with it indoors and outdoors for almost every day 2 hrs total for the past 5 months. I repeat: every day 2 hrs for the past 5 months and the machine has not shown any symptoms of breaking down like the one before. So there is no need to contact customer service as of now. I do charge it every day, clean it once every 2 weeks, especially when he plays outside with it. When playing outside, we tend to monitor him and change tennis balls frequently to avoid the slobber problem, since it slows down the tennis ball. Also, when the tennis ball is more wet, he tends to catch at the opening it self rather than chasing it. We use Penn tennis balls for this and they seem to work well.

He can be considered as a beta tester for this model and he is pushing limits of the machine even when I am writing this review. He does play by himself now and takes rest in between and plays again and goes on doing that. Will definitely be interested to buy more of their products in future and definitely will recommend this version.

******Update*****

Still going strong after having it for 9 months now. Just continuing to clean and change tennis balls when they get too wet. Still recommend and 5 stars

******Update*******

More than a year now and still going super strong. I just opened up the back of the iFetch to clean and found a lot of grass (my dog plays outdoor) and ball fur stuck in there (see pic). Cleaning was easy and it is good to go again.

******Update*******

Finally after 1.8 years of service the iFetch crashed on us. The rubber rolls inside eroded and item is broke now. Ordering one more now.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A perfect companion for a dog
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2017
Just to start with, I hate the customer service because of the first version of iFetch. They are not friendly and not interested in helping.
Even though the first one was a huge failure for my dog (everything was a limitation) and their customer service was horrible, I had to try out the "iFetch too" version with fear but backed up by amazon excellent service, I could take that chance.
My dog is a boston terrier 2 yr old and is very active. His play time involves ball for more than 5 hrs a day. So we wanted something like this and since he was already trained on the first generation of the ifetch, he immediately realized that it is a bigger version and started playing on it from day 1 of the machines arrival. He has been playing with it indoors and outdoors for almost every day 2 hrs total for the past 5 months. I repeat: every day 2 hrs for the past 5 months and the machine has not shown any symptoms of breaking down like the one before. So there is no need to contact customer service as of now. I do charge it every day, clean it once every 2 weeks, especially when he plays outside with it. When playing outside, we tend to monitor him and change tennis balls frequently to avoid the slobber problem, since it slows down the tennis ball. Also, when the tennis ball is more wet, he tends to catch at the opening it self rather than chasing it. We use Penn tennis balls for this and they seem to work well.

He can be considered as a beta tester for this model and he is pushing limits of the machine even when I am writing this review. He does play by himself now and takes rest in between and plays again and goes on doing that. Will definitely be interested to buy more of their products in future and definitely will recommend this version.

******Update*****

Still going strong after having it for 9 months now. Just continuing to clean and change tennis balls when they get too wet. Still recommend and 5 stars

******Update*******

More than a year now and still going super strong. I just opened up the back of the iFetch to clean and found a lot of grass (my dog plays outdoor) and ball fur stuck in there (see pic). Cleaning was easy and it is good to go again.

******Update*******

Finally after 1.8 years of service the iFetch crashed on us. The rubber rolls inside eroded and item is broke now. Ordering one more now.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2017
Style: iFetch Too (Medium/Large Dogs)Verified Purchase
Well where to start? First things first, in theory, this could be a great item but in reality, it simply fails. Before I go into the several design flaws, let me get to the final point that after about 2 months, ours has completely died and will not throw a ball at all. Basically a $216 paperweight. The good news is that our dog loved ours before it died, it was just more trouble than it was worth and now it's worthless to boot.

As to the specifics. There are several minor issues that really aren't that big of a deal if the big issues were not present. The included tennis type balls are basically junk and my 1 yr old beagle destroys them in just a couple of hours. If you have a bigger dog or a real chewer, I wouldn't even risk giving them to the dog for fear of choking. The other issue is that any tennis type ball seems to get slobbery (if that's a word..LOL) to the point that the thrower will not throw them. Again, not that big of a deal because we replaced the tennis balls with the medium sized Chuck-It balls (2.5") which throws very well. The outside plastic trim ring on the opening where the ball ejects also was rather flimsy and our beagle scratched it off trying to get the ball out of the launcher when it failed to launch. Didn't really affect the machine so not that big of a deal. The one issue we had that really isn't the fault of the machine was our dog would often put the ball in the opening where the ball comes out causing us to then get the stuck ball out. Some sort of guard would be great to prevent that, but my option was to build a box that the whole machine fit into with two boards on the outside that kept her from putting it in the wrong hole.

The biggest design flaw in my opinion is that the machine works off of a battery that quickly loses charge even when plugged in at all times. I doubt many buyers will ever use theirs outdoors, so why not just make the motor run directly off of 110v AC so the motor throws consistently? With the way these work, the first dozen throws on a fresh charge will throw very strong and far but very quickly the battery weakens and before long, the thrower is throwing the ball 6-8 ft max even on the highest setting. Our dog loved ours so much she would play non stop for hours if we didn't take it away from her, but most times we didn't have to because it would stop throwing very far at all anyway, so we turned it off to let it recharge.

The 2nd serious issue is with the launcher rollers that have these elevated ribs. Those seemed to wear down to nothing in no time and that was before we switched to the chuck it type ball. With those worn down, it further reduced how far it could throw and caused a lo of very short throws.

Finally, the BIG issue. Despite the shortcomings we figured it was still an OK purchase until it totally and completely stopped working less than 2 months after purchasing it. We're past the Amazon return time frame so now we are going to be at the mercy of iFetch directly. Hopefully they will treat us fairly, I will update this review with what happens. In short, had I known then what I know now about the machine, I would not purchase it again.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Expensive but worth every penny! Really good warranty service in Canada
Reviewed in Canada on December 16, 2017
Style: iFetch (Small/Medium Dogs)Verified Purchase
We just got the iFetch today, and our 16-month old, 7-pound Yorkie-Chon absolutely loves the extra small balls compared to a regular tennis ball. She actually didn't want to play with the iFetch at first because the balls themselves were so much fun. But when she saw the ball fly past her at high-speed, she totally got onboard! It took her about 5-10 minutes to learn to put the ball in the iFetch by herself. She's pretty good at putting away her toys in her basket at bedtime, so those skills were easily transferrable to the iFetch. However, she sort of waits for our signal to put the ball iFetch, so I'm hoping she will become more independent with the iFetch. I want her to be able to entertain herself while I work at home or when she is home alone. As for safety, she occasionally gets hit in the face, but then again, she HAS succeeded in catching it at close range to my surprise. She sometimes gets so obsessed that she stands right in front of it and catches it the millisecond that it comes out. She is THAT good. She can play with this for leterally hours on end if we let her.It is sort of disturbign and we should have a pet-intervention! lol!

Day 2: I totaly ignored her whenever she gave me the ball to put in the machine, so she figured out that she had to do it herself. So now, she has learned to play with it by herself. (Now she doesn't keep bothering us to go downstairs with her to play after a long day at work!) She destroyed two of the blue balls by ripping off all the fuzz and gutting them, so I bought the XS Kong squeaker tennis ball 3-pack at the petshop, as someone mentioned in another review. I'm expecting the Kong products to last a lot longer. (And it's fun to have the squeak!)

She slobbered a lot the first day, so put a paper towel underneath it. Now I know not to let her play too long with it, so the balls don't get so wet.

One week later: Our dog is still completely obsessed by this toy. The Kong balls work ok, but get stuck often once the fuzz gets loosened. I bought squash balls, which she absolutely loves for the bounce and probably texture and durability, but they get REALLY slobbery, so after two or three times, they get stuck unless I wipe them off in a paper towel before putting them in there (which sort of defeats the purpose of independent play). She goes into a barking fit when the balls get jammed, but she doesn't like to play with the remaining blue iFetch ball which never gets jammed. Sigh. I'm still happy with this purchase...I just wish the balls were more durable and less fuzzy.

She seems to have lost all interest in her other toys and balls.

Best investment ever!

I registered it in Canada and after a month or so, it broke and the company was really good about sending a replacement right away. As long as your dog doesn't overdo it and you clean the gunk every so often, it lasts.
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ROBERTO
5.0 out of 5 stars Ifetch Sfera Launcher per i Cani, Bianco
Reviewed in Italy on April 6, 2019
Style: iFetch (Small/Medium Dogs)Verified Purchase
il mio cane si diverte da matti .ho problemi a trovare le palline ,se qualcuno che legge questo messaggio mi informa x un eventuale negozio che le vende ,mi farebbe piacere .
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5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 12, 2018
Style: iFetch Too (Medium/Large Dogs)Verified Purchase
Absolutely fantastic my dogs love it
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Julie LANGLAIS
5.0 out of 5 stars Super
Reviewed in France on January 16, 2018
Style: iFetch (Small/Medium Dogs)Verified Purchase
Comme sur la description !
Fait du bruit lorsqu'il lance la balle par contre ...
Plus qu'à dresser ma chienne pour quelle y joue toute seule 😁
Helmut D.
5.0 out of 5 stars Ein tolles Gerät
Reviewed in Germany on August 23, 2017
Style: iFetch Too (Medium/Large Dogs)Verified Purchase
Sicherlich hat dieses Gerät seinen Preis.
Die Wurfmaschine beschäftigt unseren Benny aber kolossal. Leider ist die Wurfmaschine mehr Interessant als eigentlich der Ball der abgefeuert wird.Benny kann es nicht erwarten bis der ball fliegt, sondern sobald sich die Wurfmaschine spannt und der Ball aus der Öffnung fliegen möchte, ist unser Benny schon am Auswurfloch mit seiner Schnauze drinn.....
Wir üben noch an Bennys Geduld. Und wenn der ball mal fliegt, dann bringt Ihn Benny auch gleich zurück. legt Ihn aber bis jetzt noch vor der Wurfmaschine ab....Na ja ...denke es muss noch ne weile Geübt werden. Mehr wie 10 Minuten sollte man allerdings nicht am Stück üben...
Dennoch bereitet uns der I fetch Too ser viel Spass .
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