FetchPro Automatic Dog Ball Launcher

$89.99 USD

~~$129.99 USD~~ $89.99 USD

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Color Green Orange

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ABS outdoor housing
Type-C cable input
Three 2-inch balls
One-key distance
ABS outdoor housing
Type-C cable input
Three 2-inch balls
One-key distance

ABS outdoor housing
Type-C cable input
Three 2-inch balls
One-key distance
ABS outdoor housing
Type-C cable input
Three 2-inch balls
One-key distance

ABS outdoor housing
Type-C cable input
Three 2-inch balls
One-key distance

ABS outdoor housing
Type-C cable input
Three 2-inch balls
One-key distance

● KEY OPERATION

Load a ball. Choose the throw. Watch the chase. Nothing complicated.

One key sets how far the ball travels. Your dog does the rest.

01

Drop a 2-inch tennis ball.

Use one of the three balls in the set. Seat it in the top opening so the unit can fire.
02

Press the key for 10, 20, or 30 ft.

That is 3 m, 6 m, or 9 m. Pick the arc that fits the lawn in front of you.
03

Let your dog run the retrieve.

The ball leaves the dome. You stay put while they bring it back for the next load.

Set a short yard throw or a longer park run.

The 240 × 240 × 210 mm body sits on grass without crowding the path. Carry it to an open field when you want more room to play.

Start fetch play

Distance for the space

Dial the launch to the energy in front of you, from a tight backyard to a wider lawn.

Park-ready footprint

The compact ABS shell is built for outdoor play and easy to set down on grass.

Owners on fetch

Longer sessions. You stay on the sideline.

Customer note

We used to stop when my shoulder gave out. Now I sit on the patio, drop a ball, and she keeps going. Had it about six weeks. The 20 ft setting is our backyard default. Wish the cable were a bit longer, but it charges fine.

Robin J.

Customer note

I used to throw until my arm was done. This sits on the lawn and I just reload. Three weeks in, evening fetch is actually longer. The key is simple. Balls get a little scuffed on our gravel, which is expected.

Cameron M.

Customer note

Park Saturdays used to mean me hurling tennis balls. I set it on the grass, pick the long throw, and he sprints. Two months of weekends. Works for our mix of sizes at home too. I still pick up the balls, which is fine.

Warren H.

Customer note

We keep it on the rug between indoor games. Short throw, one button, three balls in the box so we always have a spare. Had it a month. Not fancy, just reliable. The unit is heavier than I guessed, but it stays put.

Meredith C.