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#191360 - 04/19/08 04:58 PM What Size Orbee-Tuff ball to get
David Walter
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Will be ordering the Drive, Focus and Grip video and was thinking about getting one of the balls.

What size should I get for a 3yr old GSD? Thanks.
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#191375 - 04/19/08 06:24 PM Re: What Size Orbee-Tuff ball to get [Re: David Walter]
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My four yo uses the medium ball. The small one would likely be too small, and he has a large one and doesn't care for it. They also make a football which he loves for fetch, by the way. Leerburg doesn't carry that one, but I suggest it for consideration as a toy.

I have the Drive, Focus, Grip DVD, and my dog loves the activities described there. It took a little time to build drive, don't give up if he is a little slow at first.
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#191381 - 04/19/08 07:41 PM Re: What Size Orbee-Tuff ball to get [Re: David Walter]
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On Ed's Orbee ball web page, he recommends the medium size: "**We recommend the Meduim sized Orbee Ball for the Drive and Focus work for dogs that are 3-4 months or older**".
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#191396 - 04/19/08 11:33 PM Re: What Size Orbee-Tuff ball to get [Re: Sandy Moore]
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Polly and Sandy,

Thanks! Great pics! Looking forward to the video and will let you know how things go.
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#191584 - 04/21/08 12:43 PM Re: What Size Orbee-Tuff ball to get [Re: David Walter]
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The medium is perfect for the drive and focus work.
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#191648 - 04/21/08 09:00 PM Re: What Size Orbee-Tuff ball to get [Re: John J. Miller]
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All, Thanks! Ordered the video and medium ball yesterday. Can't wait!!!!
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