Some genius found a way for dogs to play fetch without humans

Mashable:

Imagine a world where your dog could play fetch by himself. It’s not the future; it’s this lucky dog’s reality.


Instead of playing the usual game of fetch (when you get tired after 10 minutes), someone removed the human element from the game completely.

The dog is cute as all get out and congratulations to the owner for teaching the dog the trick but, come on! How lazy are you you can’t play catch with your dog for ten minutes!?



6 thoughts on “Some genius found a way for dogs to play fetch without humans”

  1. Exactly. I had a springer obsessed with retrieving. On land, on the water, under the water. Sticks, balls, rocks, cherry pits, unmentionables. You name it. Would. Not. Quit.

  2. If this was being used to entertain dogs while you aren’t home okay.

    But if you aren’t going to borrow yourself with playing with your pets why have them.

  3. Yup. Same experience. It was almost a kind of brain damage. If you threw it, he would bound through the air in sheer delight and bring it back. And you’d better throw it again, because he’d wait until you did.

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