For dogs who love to fetch, tug, and splash, BOB is a brilliant floating dog toy for outdoor adventures, muddy fields, lakeside swims, and high-energy play sessions.
BOB is designed for dogs who enjoy retrieving, carrying, tugging, and playing around water. It is bright, easy to spot, easy to clean, and much more exciting than yet another boring tennis ball.
Why I Recommend BOB
Perfectly weighted to throw well and float in water.
Bright, bold colours that stand out in grass, mud, and water.
Textured natural rubber that is easy for dogs to grip.
Bungee handle helps cushion tug games and reduce sudden jolts.
Waterproof, durable, and ideal for outdoor adventures.
Your Dog’s All-Weather Adventure Toy
Whether you’re heading to the beach, practising retrieves, splashing in streams, or playing in muddy fields, BOB is a really useful toy to keep in your walking bag.
This three-in-one toy floats, tugs, and throws beautifully, making it ideal for dogs who love variety. It is lightweight, easy to clean, and the textured rubber makes it comfortable for dogs to carry and show off with great pride.
The shock-absorbing bungee handle also makes tug games more comfortable for both you and your dog, especially if your dog likes to pull with enthusiasm.
Who BOB Is Perfect For
Dogs who love to retrieve, carry, and parade their toys
Water lovers who enjoy paddling, splashing, and swimming
High-energy dogs who enjoy fetch, tug, and chase games
Dogs who need a more exciting alternative to a tennis ball
BOB can also be a lovely confidence-building toy for cautious dogs around water. Because it floats and is easy to spot, you can use it to encourage gentle exploration without forcing your dog into anything they are not ready for.
Tug-E-Nuff’s three-in-one design means you can fetch, tug, and splash with one toy, making it versatile, practical, and great fun for outdoor play.
Trainer Tips
Use BOB to encourage gentle water exploration with cautious dogs.
Keep it in your walking bag for beach days, streams, and muddy fields.
Use short tug games to build engagement without overdoing arousal.
Let your dog win regularly so the game stays fun and rewarding.
