Item # 0004ORANGE Orange SportDOG Dummy Rated 5 stars from 73 customer ratings. 8/31/2011
Summary: (The Orange SportDOG Dummy) works very good. Thanks, Steve. |
Steve Says: The Lucky Dog Regular dummy has been our best selling dummy for the last decade. They are perfect if you prefer a soft yet durable knobby dummy.
I have used them for years with my dogs and they hold up great. We include a dummy rope so you can throw them further.
Orange is an hard color for dogs to see against most back grounds and on water. They are recommended for advanced training and for use in "blind" retrieves.
The advantage of orange is that it's easy for you (the handler) to see but hard for the dog to see.
The valve allows you to add water to your dummy to give it more weight. This allows you to throw it further and it makes it sit lower in the water.
I strongly recommend that you test them before adding any water. If you over do it, they will sink to the bottom. Test them in your sink or in shallow water first!
Customer Reviews ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 11-12-2010
Reviewed: September 1, 2011 
By: Hal Ronin from IL3 dogs: Flatcoated Retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Great durability. I only have to replace them when I lose one.5 2297 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 02-04-2008
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: John Goodwin from PA5 dogs: Labrador Retriever. Competition dog. As with the white bumpers, the rope, weight, and durability of the Lucky Dogs bumpers cannot be beat at anything approaching a competitive price.5 2047 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: DavidGerman Shorthaired Pointer. Pet. Hunting dog. Working dog. Very durable, excellent quality5 2050 Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Justinr99911 dogs: Lab. Pet. This was really fun until the dog chewed it up. Would be nice to have one made of that indestructible plastic, but for now I just use it for throwing only and put it up when I\'m done.5 2052 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 07-07-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: John Michaels from FLPointer. Pet. He loves them so much I can't get them away from him. He will reterve but not let go! He also chews the string/top off them. 5 2054 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 09-04-2009
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Gregg Ublacker from MAHunting dog. Competition dog. It as expected5 2055 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 02-05-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Kim McElwee from FLLabrador Retriever. Competition dog. I use them 3 - 5 times a week and they have held up very well. Some are little faded, but still orange.5 2056 SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Mike MauldinLabrador. Pet. The Lucky Dog dummies are very well made, tough but soft enough not to harm the gums. My dog is very fast and often manages to catch the dummies. If the material is very hard he ends up with bloody gums. These are perfect. As with most dummies/bumpers they are not made for chewing so a determined hard chewer could do damage to the dummy if not monitored. Mine have held up very well. Steve Snell still has the best prices around.5 2066 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 07-24-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Donna Citty from TNGerman Shepherd. Pet. Great product at a great price!5 2068 Hyperdummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Terry2 dogs: German Sheperds. Pet. Big yard to throw these...dogs LOVE them! Sometimes they decorate the trees, that's why I order so many. Then when they finally fall out of a tree- my dog thinks it's a new one. Not used for training- these dogs need exercise and this toy is the best!5 2073 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Bob G. Burr Ridge, IL3 dogs: Hungarian Vizsla, Choc. Lab and Americam Bull Dog. Pet. Competition dog. Holds up well5 2074 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 03-11-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Lou Stinson from WYYellow Lab. Pet. Hunting dog. What's not to like? You can spend a lot more money ... but why? For two years our lab has retrieved this dummy out of water, tall grass, thick brush ... it just keeps coming back!5 2085 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 01-14-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Steve Spring from MALabrador Retreiver. Pet. Zeus knows we're going swimming when he sees the dummy come out of the truck.
Good quality has stood up to a lot of abuse.
Thanks
Steve 5 2092 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy 09-24-2009
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Preston Foster from FLBoykin. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Great bumpers...5 2096 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Kevin TignorChesapeake Bay Retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Works Great. I really like the rope attached, it helps to throw it long distances.5 2103 Lucky dog dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Jim112 dogs: Lab. Pet. Hunting dog. Very good5 2107 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 01-28-2009
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Kim Sandretto from ILSpringer Spaniel. Hunting dog. This is the only brand I would buy. The Remington brand is too hard, and the foam ones get really dirty and fall apart. I keep these outdoors through all types of weather and they still are like brand new. The rope is an added bonus for teaching to retrieve longer distances.5 2111 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 09-16-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Mitch Hainsfurther from IL11 dogs: Retrievers. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. The Lucky Dog bumpers are easily the favorite of all retrievers, wanna test it ? put 3 different brands out for pile work and the Lucky Dogs are always the 1st to come back.
Soft design stays pliable even in cold weather.
Mitch
webfootkennel.com5 2114 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 05-03-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Luis Bouza from CA2 dogs: Labrador Retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. These are a GREAT training tool. Orange is the BEST color for training your dog to use their nose, since they are harder to see in medium to high cover. These are great to mix with white bumpers on drill, like wagon wheels, lining drills, ladders, and blind retrieves. I would recommend you have at least eight in your bag. 5 2121 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 08-22-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Victor Rodriguez from CA4 dogs: Labradors. Hunting dog. It works very good. Thanks Steve.5 2123 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 02-18-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Marian McLeod from CA2 dogs: Labrador. Pet. Hunting dog. We have a black and a yellow Lab. The black one is a fetching fool. She fetches her bumper constantly on our daily morning walk. Excellent quality toy. My most recent purchase of these bumpers is the second time I ordered them because the first one I bought got lost. I would highly recommend this product.5 2130 lucky dog orange dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Mikelab. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Hold up very well.5 2148 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 03-16-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Hugh Cronin from WAlab. Hunting dog. The only bumpers I'll ever use.5 2162 ORANGE DUMMY
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: C Lovelace15 dogs: LABRADOR RETRIEVER. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. Training dogs on a daily basis requires equipment that will last. I have found these to be one of the better training bumpers that I have tried. 5 2167 Dummies
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Lab1. Hunting dog. Steve
The dummies have held up very well. I would recommend them to my best friend and to other people. 5 2169 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 07-23-2007
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: David Adkins from IL2 dogs: Labs. Hunting dog. Also a great product. 5 2178 orange dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Jill Derstine4 dogs: Golden Retriever. Pet. Competition dog. I was using it today. My dog loves it and automatically retrieves it and brings back to shore. We had a dog today who had never been swimming and she got the gist of it right away and after sharingI it once with Devon, my dog, she started to retreive on her own. Great fun !5 2181 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 05-07-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: James Riebel Sr. from NJ62 dogs: All of the Retriever Breeds. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. I belong to a Retriever Club & We like them for Teaching
the Blind Retrieve.
I have 12 of them & I like them very much. Our club has 4 dozen & they work just fine. I would buy them again with out even thinking about it. And there is no telling how many the other members own.
5 2199 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 07-26-2009
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Sharon Dunaway From Nc2 dogs: Chocolate Labs. Pet. Buddy and Dixie like EVERYTHING about their Orange sportDOG plastic dummies! The orange is easy to see in our lake (regardless of the sun's glare; the plastic is durable and strong; and it's a great weight for distance throwing! They have spent many happy hours 'retrieving' their dummies :)5 2200 orange bumper
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: RobYellow Lab. Pet. Hunting dog. it works great in the water, and visibility it perfect for low light conditions5 2206 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 10-01-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Lynda Weinstock from ORlab. Pet. Hunting dog. I don't like that she left it in the field and it doesn't have a gps!5 2211 Plastice Dummies
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Trinity & Sparkle2 dogs: Labrador / MIx w/some pit. Pet. I previously purchased LL Bean plastic dummies for my dog's exercise. The LL Bean throws are inferior to the ones from Gun Dog Supply as my Pit Mix has yet to chew through the dummie and start to rip it apart. I will continue to purchase from Gun Dog Supply. Gun Dog Supply has great products, including a leather collar I purchase for my Pit.5 2217 Lucky Dog Bumpers
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: James LAnga2 dogs: Labrador. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. The softness of these bumpers makes them preferred for running field drills. Both of my dogs are enthusiastic agressive retrievers who love to run drills. My older dog (GMHR) fractured a lower canine tooth on a hard rubber bumper a year ago requiring a root canal. These soft rubber bumpers are much more forgiving and safer to use. Excellent quality and highly recommended. The service from Gun Dog Supply is also excellent.5 2218 Orange SportDog Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: JenLabrador. Pet. My pup loves to swim and her favorite toys to fetch are her orange dummies. 5 2220 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 10-15-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Patty Wilcox from MO3 dogs: Labrador Retriever. Competition dog. I bought these with a certificate I won at raffle and donated them to our clubs raffle. As far as I know they were a hit!5 2229 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 04-01-2011
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: Thad Werts from SC13 dogs: Labrador. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. These are great bumpers at a great price!5 2288 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 06-18-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Brian Welch from TXHunting dog. I like that it's soft for the dog's to pick up, but it doesn't take long for them to chew a hole in one. 5 2235 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 08-23-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Eric Cutlip from CO2 dogs: Jack Russell terrier. Pet. Working dog. Works excellent for teaching in the high field grass of the rocky mountains and for working with flowing rivers.5 2236 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 04-25-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Shawn from NHChessy. Pet. Hunting dog. The rope is sturdy and does not hurt your hand to throw. The bumper is rugged and stands up to abuse.5 2237 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 10-31-2009
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Richard Robinson from ONlabrador retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Price was outstanding!5 2239 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 01-21-2011
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: James Mcdowall from FLlabs. Competition dog. No problems. Have run plenty of blinds with them.5 2256 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 06-15-2011
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: Gary Whitlock from GA2 dogs: Lab. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. Used these for years. Great product. Thanks for the best price! Gary Whitlock5 2287 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 05-03-2011
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: John Boggs from CALabrador Retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. Whats not to like? 5 2289 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 05-04-2009
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: Paul Tapper from NC1113 dogs: Labs. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. very good5 2290 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 12-03-2009
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: Paul Boehne from OR3 dogs: chesapeake and labs. Pet. Hunting dog. very good durablity!!!5 2302 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 08-23-2011
Reviewed: September 2, 2011
By: George Osborne from NYGSP. Pet. Hunting dog. Great dummy The rope had to go, too much fun to play with for my Dog. I liked the rope to use for throwing when the dummy got all muddy but the dog had too much fun with it during training time.
I would buy this again and again. Great training tool5 2317 orange sport dog lucky dog regular plastic dummy
Reviewed: September 2, 2011
By: mark babcock2 dogs: lab. Pet. Hunting dog. great training dummy5 2319 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 11-10-2009
Reviewed: September 2, 2011
By: mike stahley from MIyellow lab. Pet. Hunting dog. Use the training dummie all season long in the lake, it is very durable holding up to all the abuse and teeth.
The orange color really stands out in the water and my dog has no problem locating it5 2331 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 06-13-2010
Reviewed: September 2, 2011
By: Mark Walter from OR2 dogs: Labs. Hunting dog. Working dog. Excellent value and softness. Never had a single refusal.5 2349 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 07-31-2009
Reviewed: September 2, 2011
By: Bradley Mullens from CA11 dogs: Labrador. Pet. Hunting dog. Works fine5 2416 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: September 2, 2011
By: Scott Davenport2 dogs: Golden Retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Love these training aides / toys - but if left with them they chew the top of the bumper off with the rope.5 2470 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 04-03-2011
Reviewed: September 6, 2011
By: Brad Clark from DEchocolate lab. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Love the way that the bummpers hold up. Also I like the way the bumpers throw. Dont need as much help cause i can throw the bumper far enough for a good retrieve.5 2604 SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: September 6, 2011
By: jgreenChocolate Lab. Pet. Hunting dog. Throw well, durable, and affordable. Bought several of these in black/white and orange and they've been riding in the back of my truck and in the sun, rain, heat, and snow and used with the dog several times a week for over a year now and show very minimal wear.5 2620 SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: September 14, 2011
By: Tara2 dogs: lab. Pet. Love these. Hold up better than many other brands. The little stopper tends to fall out, but they can handle some biting and pulling when the two dogs go at them. Easy to throw and of course the dog loves them.5 2798 Orange Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011 
By: Irene BazewiczLab. Pet. Hunting dog. I like the product. I love the rope you supply with the product, it's the perfect length. Our dog often plays with one or two others. They all seem to prefer the Black/White dummy to the orange. Maybe it's easier to see the Black/White in the water. We use the orange in winter so we can see it in the snow.4 2101 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 01-31-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Ron from Sonic Pride Labradors in Ca12 dogs: Labrador Retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Working dog. They are awesome for training our younger dogs, we tend to buy a few at a time. Hard to lose them too! We also use them in the pictures in our ads and cards to demonstrate our dogs working ability..
If the dogs get a hold of them when we aren't looking they destroy the ends. It's really a pain.
4 2151 Lucky dog regular plastic dum
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: David R. Zech3 dogs: Labrador. Pet. Hunting dog. Creat a differant or better knot on the string, firm up the plastic a bit4 2194 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Dog Owner in NYLab. Pet. I buy them by the dozen. The dog loves the feel of them in his mouth, he can see them pretty well in the water, but he loves to chew the end off! I've tried the harder ones, but he doesn't like them at all. But for these prices, they are totally worth it.4 2240 Orange regular plastic dummy
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: Audrey McKay3 dogs: Australian Shepherd. Pet. Competition dog. Easy to through and hold up to my dogs hard mouth.
Don't like that the valve has fallen out of a number of them4 2257 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: Carol3 dogs: Golden Retrievers. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. Nice basic bumper. Light weight, which lets me throw if farther, but easier to puncture if the dogs sneak a chance to chew. The valves are giving out, but I've had them for a while. A good value overall.4 2270 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 11-15-2009
Reviewed: September 2, 2011
By: Sonja Adams from WA2 dogs: Chesapeake Bay Retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Good value.4 2318 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 08-16-2009
Reviewed: September 2, 2011
By: katharine hartnett from NB2 dogs: German wire haired pointer. Hunting dog. PRO's ..Price was great and worked well under normal conditions
Con's Had two crack and split while throwing them onto frozen hard ground. The canvas dummies seem to hold up better during our tough Canadian winters.4 2406 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 08-16-2009
Reviewed: September 5, 2011
By: katharine hartnett from NB2 dogs: German wirehair and Black lab. Pet. Hunting dog. pricwe was good as well as the proformance during normal eather
only trouble with these dummies was that the would split when frozen while working with them during really cold temps4 2586 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: September 28, 2011
By: Alissa Mattina of MOBelgian Malinois. Pet. Competition dog. Working dog. She was able to break through the rubber when she bit down on it, but it didn't fall apart.4 2840 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011 
By: KP2 dogs: Retriever/Collie. Pet. Sorry to say, it wasn't too difficult for them to chew it up.3 2053 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 08-29-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Nate Young from TNBlack Lab. Hunting dog. Good size and functions fine on land, but the valve on it never worked on it from the beginning, so when it is used in water, I have to squeeze out the water after training.3 2082 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 08-05-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Tim Buck from GAPet. It seems you have changed manufacturers because the latest bunch i got seemed smaller in size and the rope was not as long either. This made them difficult to control the toss. I prefer the longer size (11 inches). I think one time there was no rope and I bought some clothesline to make my own.3 2088 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 08-05-2010
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Tim Buck from GAPet. It seems you have changed manufacturers because the latest bunch i got seemed smaller in size and the rope was not as long either. This made them difficult to control the toss. I prefer the longer size (11 inches). I think one time there was no rope and I bought some clothesline to make my own.3 2089 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Abby2 dogs: Chesapeake Bay Retriever. Pet. Unfortunately these buoys don't work for my dogs too good. They pull those stoppers out; they sink!3 2113 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 04-07-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011
By: Paul Larsen from UT2 dogs: Irishwolf hound / English Pointer. Pet. Not durable at all. After leaving the dogs with the dummy unattended for less than 5 minutes, the end was completely chewed off the rope end of the dummy.3 2163 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 04-09-2008
Reviewed: September 1, 2011
By: Jana Fletcher from OH3 dogs: Labrador(s). Pet. We used this dummy for play retreiving in our pond. It did not last very long with our dogs. We lost the black plug after a short amount of time, the rope fell off, and because they were mouthing it quite a bit, the plastic quickly cracked and it sunk. We like the Avery brand much better! The 3 Avery ones that we started using early in the spring are still floating!
3 2279 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 03-01-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011 
By: Stephen from TXLabrador Retriever. Pet. Hunting dog. Competition dog. The bumpers are rugged however the weak link is the valve that allows you to fill the bumper with water for weight. If the valve gets removed/falls out, the bumper will fill with water and sink. I recommend getting the bumpers without a valve.2 2201 ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic Dummy---- 06-02-2011
Reviewed: August 31, 2011 
By: Karl Schutte from MOLab. Pet. He was able to break each dummy into little pieces in a couple minutes. He has a hard mouth but this was happening on retrieves right out of the box.
Really poor quality. 1 2060 |
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ORANGE SportDOG Lucky Dog Regular Plastic DummyThe Lucky Dog Regular dummy has been our best selling dummy for the last decade. 
These Luckydog dummies are the soft, rubbery type plastic dummies preferred by many professional and amateur trainers.
Choose White, Orange, or Half-Black/Half-White
Weight and buoyancy can be adjusted by adding water via the valve
2" x 11"
Weighs approximately 7.5 oz.
For retriever training pups 6 months and up
Free Throw Rope included with every dummy!
SportDOG
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