Posts by Mark Vitullo

Training Aids & Club Captain Discretion The K9 Frisbee Toss & Fetch Worldwide League Philosophy One of the founding principles of the K9 Frisbee Toss & Fetch Worldwide League is simple: We are often an entry point into the sport of disc dogs. Every season, thousands of people participate with dogs of every breed, age…

Keeping Your Dog Secure Until It’s Their Turn to Run One of the greatest benefits of K9 Frisbee Toss & Fetch is that it gives dogs an opportunity to run at full speed, off leash, in a safe, organized, and controlled environment. Our goal is simple: give dogs a safe place to do what they…

Understanding Canis Magnus and the Super 8 Division Challenge If you’re new to the League — or even if you’ve been playing for years — one of the most common questions is: How exactly are Clubs ranked? There are two completely different Club ranking systems in the K9 Frisbee Worldwide League: 🏆 Canis Magnus Club Rankings (overall depth) 🥇 Super…

Which Disc Can You Throw? A Complete Guide to Approved K9 Frisbee Discs Across All Major Disc Dog Organizations Walk up to a disc dog competition anywhere in the world and you’ll see dozens of different discs flying across the field. Some are soft and flexible, others are durable competition discs designed to survive hundreds…

From Your Local League Field to the World Stage The K9 Frisbee Worldwide League Partners with Skyhoundz® For more than a decade, the K9 Frisbee Worldwide League has been introducing thousands of people around the world to the joy of tossing a disc with their dog. What began as a simple weeknight Toss & Fetch game played…

Join a Local Club or Start a K9 Frisbee Club in Your Home Town Since its founding in the Fall of 2015, the K9 Frisbee Worldwide League has rapidly grown into one of the most popular global dog sports, with more than 11,000 people from 365 local K9 Frisbee Clubs around the world having played…

The K9 Frisbee Worldwide League: Family Fun, Fitness, and Fellowship for Dogs and Their People The K9 Frisbee Worldwide League is a global community dedicated to the sport of K9 Frisbee, also known as “disc dogging.” Today, the League is played in seven 5-week-long “seasons” all year long, at local Clubs in more than 250…

I wonder how many people are turned off from playing K9 Frisbee after they pick up a cheap $1 disc at the local pet store, take it home and find that Fido immediately cracks it or, worse, cuts their mouth on the sharp shards — and then it’s back to the tennis ball.

Judging at a typical disc dog toss & fetch events is generally straightforward and objective: the field is lined so zones and out-of bounds are distinct, and where the dog lands is usually obvious.

K9 Frisbee Tiny Dog Category Beginning in 2021, a “Tiny Dog Category” will be permanently added to the K9 Frisbee Toss & Fetch Worldwide League to help give little dog Teams a leg-up in scoring Club Points. Tiny Dog QUALIFICATION: Any dog measuring 40 centimeters (15.75 inches) at the withers or LESS will qualify as…