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This is the latest addition to the award-winning fetching toy range launched in 2013 by iFetch following a highly successful Kickstarter campaign. It recently won third place for "Best New Dog Product" at Super Zoo 2016 out of 600 entries!
Whilst the iFetch Too model is best suited to medium and large breeds for use outdoors, the iFetch Frenzy was designed with smaller dogs in mind and it works best indoors, fantastic for those cold rainy winter days!
WILL MY DOG KNOW WHAT TO DO?
Unless your dog is capable of reading a product manual (please let us know as this will make headlines...), the answer is no... You will need to invest some time to show them how to bring back the ball and drop it into the slot at the top.
Some customers have reported that it takes about 20 minutes to train their dog to use the other iFetch products, which have the same general idea of dropping the ball in the hole and awaiting the ball’s release. Dogs who already know how to use the iFetch or iFetch Too models should catch on much quicker on how to use the new iFetch Frenzy.
The iFetch website features a few short training videos for training tips and tricks on how to use all the iFetch products. “Dog training is a slow process that takes patience and understanding—from both of you,” explains Nicole Ellis, iFetch Dog Trainer.
“Commands start simple, you build toward more complicated actions, and all along you’re spending time with your dog and strengthening your partnership. You’ll discover that this affects your whole life together."
HOW DOES IFETCH FRENZY WORK?
The iFetch Frenzy comes with built-in storage on the bottom and will hold three miniature iFetch tennis balls (so you will never lose them when not in use). The balls measure 1.5” (40mm) in diameter.
The iFetch Frenzy has a hole on the top where the ball is inserted. The ball then rolls out randomly using one of three chutes around the base of the Frenzy, keeping your dog guessing each time. The game is fast-paced, energetic and fun.
Similar to the other two products in the iFetch family, the iFetch Frenzy is a great way for dogs to interact and play alongside their "pawrents" and many dogs will also quickly learn to use the iFetch Frenzy on their own.
One of the main benefits is that it is portable and you could use it outdoors (as long as it is placed on a flat surface) and you can also take it with you on holidays!
Unless your dog is capable of reading a product manual (please let us know as this will make headlines...), the answer is no... You will need to invest some time to show them how to bring back the ball and drop it into the slot at the top.
Some customers have reported that it takes about 20 minutes to train their dog to use the other iFetch products, which have the same general idea of dropping the ball in the hole and awaiting the ball’s release. Dogs who already know how to use the iFetch or iFetch Too models should catch on much quicker on how to use the new iFetch Frenzy.
The iFetch website features a few short training videos for training tips and tricks on how to use all the iFetch products. “Dog training is a slow process that takes patience and understanding—from both of you,” explains Nicole Ellis, iFetch Dog Trainer.
The original iFetch and the iFetch Too are automatic ball launchers that provide dogs of all sizes the ability to play fetch to their heart’s content. All three products can provide hours of fun and activity for pooches and their fur parents.
PRICE AND WHERE TO BUY
RRP: $89.95 for the iFetch Frenzy model (three miniature tennis balls are included).
NOTE: These are NOT full-sized tennis balls.
NOTE: These are NOT full-sized tennis balls.
For more information on the range, please visit goifetch.com.au
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