Hand holding the green ball launcher as a border collie leaps for a tennis ball
Sheltie running toward the launcher lying on the ground
Measurements: 62 cm closed, 90 cm fully drawn, 19 cm tall, 9 cm across the mouth
The green launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls
The red launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls
Man using the launcher while terriers jump for the balls
Four supplier photos of dogs playing fetch outdoors
Five tennis balls. Supplier photo; the launcher comes with two
Six tennis balls. Supplier photo; the launcher comes with two
Hand holding the green ball launcher as a border collie leaps for a tennis ball
Sheltie running toward the launcher lying on the ground
Measurements: 62 cm closed, 90 cm fully drawn, 19 cm tall, 9 cm across the mouth
The green launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls
The red launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls
Man using the launcher while terriers jump for the balls
Four supplier photos of dogs playing fetch outdoors
Five tennis balls. Supplier photo; the launcher comes with two
Six tennis balls. Supplier photo; the launcher comes with two
Hand holding the green ball launcher as a border collie leaps for a tennis ball
Sheltie running toward the launcher lying on the ground
Measurements: 62 cm closed, 90 cm fully drawn, 19 cm tall, 9 cm across the mouth
The green launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls
The red launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls
Man using the launcher while terriers jump for the balls
Four supplier photos of dogs playing fetch outdoors
Five tennis balls. Supplier photo; the launcher comes with two
Six tennis balls. Supplier photo; the launcher comes with two
Hand holding the green ball launcher as a border collie leaps for a tennis ball
Sheltie running toward the launcher lying on the ground
Measurements: 62 cm closed, 90 cm fully drawn, 19 cm tall, 9 cm across the mouth
The green launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls
The red launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls
Man using the launcher while terriers jump for the balls
Four supplier photos of dogs playing fetch outdoors
Five tennis balls. Supplier photo; the launcher comes with two
Six tennis balls. Supplier photo; the launcher comes with two

Dog Tennis Ball Launcher: Spring-Loaded, Carries Two Spare Balls

$54.00
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Hand holding the green ball launcher as a border collie leaps for a tennis ball
Dog Tennis Ball Launcher: Spring-Loaded, Carries Two Spare Balls
$54.00

Fetch

Your arm gives out long before your dog does.

A spring-loaded tube: pull the handle back, drop a tennis ball in the front, release. It throws further than most people can, it throws the same distance every time, and there are no batteries. Two spare balls clip onto the side and a strap carries it over your shoulder.

Hand holding the green ball launcher as a border collie leaps for a tennis ball
Measurements: 62 cm closed, 90 cm fully drawn, 19 cm tall, 9 cm across the mouth

How it works

Pull further, throw further

The handle draws a spring back along a marked rod. The further you pull, the further the ball goes, and the marks mean you can repeat a throw rather than guess at it.

It is 62 cm long closed and 90 cm fully drawn, with a 9 cm mouth that takes a standard tennis ball.

The green launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls

Carrying

Two spares on board

Two ball clips on the side keep spares ready, so the walk does not end because the only ball went into the creek.

Two tennis balls are included. The shoulder strap leaves both hands free for the lead on the way to the park.

Sheltie running toward the launcher lying on the ground

For the dog

Worth warming up for

Ball chasing is sprint, brake hard, twist, repeat — the exact movement that strains knees and shoulders. A few minutes of walking first and a sensible number of throws does more for a dog than an hour of flat-out launches.

Keep it short for puppies. Their joints are still growing, and vets generally advise against repetitive high-impact chasing until they are fully grown.

The red launcher with its shoulder strap and two tennis balls

Two colours

Green or red

The same launcher in park green or a red that is easier to find when you put it down in long grass.

Rinse the mud off and let it dry. The maker does not rate it as water resistant, so it lives in the car boot, not the dam.

Measurements

The numbers

Taken from the maker’s own diagram.

Part Metric Imperial
Length, closed 62 cm 24.4 in
Length, fully drawn 90 cm 35.4 in
Height at the grip 19 cm 7.5 in
Mouth 9 cm 3.5 in

The details

What you are buying

Power Spring, no batteries
Balls Standard tennis balls; two included
Carry Two side clips, shoulder strap
Colours Green or red
Water Not water resistant
Suits Dogs that fetch, outdoors

Good to know

Questions people ask

How far does it throw?

The maker does not give a distance, so we are not going to invent one. It depends on how far you draw the handle, and the marked rod lets you repeat a throw once you find the one that suits your space.

What balls does it take?

Standard-size tennis balls. If you are buying more, pick dog tennis balls over sports ones: the felt on sports balls is abrasive and wears teeth down over years of fetch.

Is it right for my small dog?

A tennis ball is about 6.5 cm across. If that fills your dog’s mouth, carrying it back is hard work. At the other end, for a very large dog a tennis ball is small enough to be a choking risk. It suits the dogs in between.

Can a puppy use it?

Gently. Short sessions, low throws, lots of rest. Repetitive sprinting and braking is hard on joints that are still growing.

Does it need batteries?

No. It is entirely spring-powered, which also means there is nothing to charge and nothing to break in the rain.

Shipping & Returns

Free shipping on every order. Tracking is sent as soon as your parcel ships.

30-day returns. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Email support@thetinypet.com to start a return.

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