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Handheld treat dispenser fires snacks for your dog to chase

Posted on 06 July 2008 by


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Here’s one for the “why would I need that” file. It’s a doggie treat launcher. Insert your favorite dog treat. Pull the trigger. The treat launches into the air for your dog to fetch and eat. According to the packaging, the treats launch in random directions so the dog is “never bored”. You’re probably asking yourself why you couldn’t just throw the treat with your hands. Well that’s easy. Dogs are smart. They’ll sense where you are going to throw and soon become bored. Ok I made that up. There’s really no reason that I can think of for this other than it’s a cute gimmicky item. Fill it with Gummy Bears and launch them at your kids. Be sure to heed the instructions “Do not look directly into launcher while pulling trigger.“. Hey, thanks for the warning….

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Dog Treat/Biscuit Launcher

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  • http://wonderdawg777.blogspot.com/ Kerry Woo

    Me: I want an official Free Dogs, squeeze action, doggie treat launcher!
    Mrs. WonderDawg: No, you’ll shoot your eye out.

    Me: How about if I fill it with small Oreo cookies for myself?
    Mrs. WonderDawg: No, you’ll choke yourself while laying on the couch.

  • artsygirl

    Just what this world needs- a PEZ dispencer for dog’s. I do like the idea above, wonder if m&m’s or mini pb cups would work!

  • Joel McLaughlin

    Some people have tons of money to spend on thier loved ones…..err loved dogs.