Founded in 2002, Katie’s Bumpers was inspired by Katie, a beautiful Blue Heaven Newfoundland pup. As Katie excelled at dog shows, it became increasingly evident that there was a big gap in the market when it came to a product that was good for water training. Fast forward a little while and the Bumper was born. This original Bumper featured a top to bottom cylindrical shape with a flush rope design that stopped dogs from biting through the rope loop. 

The company's attention to detail and knowing exactly what trainers needed culminated in their use of fire hose material and a whole new generation of Bumpers with unique patented designs. Today, the brand is synonymous with authenticity, safety, durability and unique design, with products made and packaged in a green, sustainable way. Sourced in the USA, the fire hose material used is virgin, rubber-free, professional grade and phthalate-free. All rope used is marine grade, made in the US. Another great feature of the company's toys is that, instead of just being painted on, all  designs are molded into the material as part of the manufacturing process, eliminating the need to worry about what your dog could be ingesting.  

Made from tough fire hose, the Frequent Flyer Triangle Dog Toy is the ultimate fetch toy. Lightweight, this frisbee-like toy is perfect for tossing, and easy to spot wherever you are, whether it's on land, water, or snow. Built to last, the toy floats and is able to withstand all kinds of environments.  

When playtime is over, simply toss the triangle into your dishwasher or wash by hand with soap and water. 

Features:

• The ultimate frisbee-style, fetch dog toy
• Lightweight, perfect for tossing
• Orange color makes the toy easy to spot
• Perfect for play on land, in water or in snow
• Dishwasher safe or wash by hand
• Product dimensions: 10" Width with 3.5" hose

Katie’s Bumpers reminds dog owners that their toys are not intended as chew toys, rather they are designed to be used outdoors for a great game of fetch, tugging, or as a training aid. Dogs at play should never be unattended.