Doggy Skeet, Kitty Skeet, Party Skeet and Zoo Skeet are cardboard discs and other shapes of varying thicknesses and diameters. Each variation has different flight characteristics that excite the participants who are either sending or receiving the airborne Skeet. When thrown with a flick of the wrist, Skeet fly through the air to an intended target without hurting anyone or damaging anything indoors, or out.
As with Disc Dog and Frisbee, our cardboard Skeet require a specific flick-of-the-wrist motion which is easy to learn.
Playing Skeet is an excellent way to exercise your dogs, cats, Zoo animals, People. The sender self-regulates how much exercise they want their pet to get. Vary the intensity by lying down, sitting, or standing in a stationary spot, or while walking and running.
Unlike Frisbee & Disc Dog, no harm will come to participants or property when played indoors. Like Disc Dog and Frisbee, Skeet can be played anywhere outdoors, including on an obstacle course of your own making! Doggy Skeet will not fly as far as Frisbees and the like.
Doggy Skeet are ¼” thick corrugated cardboard that can last for months, depending on how much you play! Dogs feel a sense of fulfillment when their teeth crunch through new Skeet. Skeet soften up over time and don't crunch, and are easier to catch. In the near future, different shapes will be greeted with excitement and surprise.
When weather and lack of daylight prevent you from playing with your dog outside, Skeet can be played indoors without damage to participants or property.
“Rules-of-the-game” can be made up by those playing.
The one sending the Skeet is in full control of the height, distance, speed and target, and ultimately, the aerobic intensity of the game!
As Skeet participants master Doggy Skeet, it’s easy to imagine competing with other teams. “Competing” can be as simple as “the most-caught Skeet in a fixed period of time wins!” Competition incentivizes mastery of the game. The sender learns to anticipate the receiver’s next move, so the receiver’s body adjusts to the target point without too much awkwardness – efficient movement is a priority. Perfection of the sender’s technique increases the receiver’s chance of perfecting the art of receiving! Dogs, Cats, Monkeys, People, etc.(?), can learn to play Skeet. New Product Names will be added soon.
Party Skeet is the same as Doggy Skeet and Kitty Skeet, but without the dog or cat. Party-goers can make up the rules as they go, given, the number of people involved. Party Skeet takes practice and develops hand-to-eye coordination. It is an enjoyable social activity that can lighten the mood while all are having fun.
Send us an email when you’ve recruited your own Skeet Club Players, so your club can be listed on our Skeet Club page, coming soon. in**@********et.com
