Pawstruck All-Natural 4" Bully Stick Rings for Dogs - Rawhide-Free, 100% Beef, Single Ingredient Dental Chew Bones - Fully Digestible, Low Odor - Bulk 25 Pack - Packaging May Vary

My fur babies are rather larger than most, to say the least, smallest being 85lbs, largest is 150lbs, and the other is just a juvenile pup....not yet fully grown. My Mastiff pup can put away these sticks like no tomorrow, then looks around all sad as if someone stole hers. Sometimes if I'm not paying attention, I'm not sure if my big-o-old Pyrador Stormy is just the culprit. He likes to lay on them and then save them for later when he can eat them without the pack. But with these he plays with the rings all silly like he does his little stuffies.The chews are an awesome shape, they are nice and aromatic just like my dogs like...honestly the stinkier the better. I know what you are thinking, yuck right? But dogs love the stinky bully sticks and rings the best! They don't make gross messes like bones from the butcher shop, though my guys love a big femur raw! But sometimes you just want to treat your guys and gals after a hard day's work (service dogs, all) and you do not want to fuss with messes! I just grab a bully from Pawstruck. I have tried every other brand...nope only Pawstruck can meet these guys rigorous standards and chewing force. My Catahoula Cur is so darn picky if he doesn't like the smell, meaning if it doesn't smell fresh or stinky, he won't take it. But that's what I get for scent training him! So yeah, only this brand. Just thought I would share.

My 4 month old blue heeler mix loves these rings! She has been teething and looks at everything as a chew toy.. including the baseboards around the house and my bed frame. She shows little to no interest in teething toys so I looked to these bully rings and antlers instead. I then read that puppy’s shouldn’t chew on antlers until they’re 7 or 8 months old or they could cause damage to their teeth. The article said nothing about bully rings. So far each ring will last about 3 days of her gnawing on it here and there through out the day. There are times when she will play with it for 2+ hours at a time. I do supervise her eating it and take it away when it is choking hazard size. I will continue to purchase these because she loves them and it soothes her gums. It is a Total distraction to her from all of my furniture that I don’t want her to chew. Pricey but worth the cost if you have a slow chewer or puppy.

We have a Labradoodle and she loves to chew. The straight bully stick aren't as fun as the circle. She takes longer to finish this because of it's shape. Keeps her busy for half an hour, hopefully longer sometimes.

I've ordered this product three times now. The first time, I ordered a 3-pack just to test these out without the committal of the price tag. My dog loved them and they lasted a while. After that, I bought a 10-pack. I noticed the rings were somewhat smaller, but still lasted a decent while and figured that every ring is different - so maybe I just got some small ones this time. I decided to buy the 25-pack, and I was immediately shocked with how thin/small the rings were. They're much smaller than the 3-pack rings, and what used to last many hours now only lasts about 20 minutes. I wanted to like these a lot but I'm now disappointed.

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I thought maybe being a ring my German Shepherd would take longer to go through these bully sticks. It turns out he actually goes through them faster (about 20 minutes) as he's able to bite into it with both sides of his mouth at once. Going back to straight bully sticks!

As most dog owners know, bully sticks can be expensive. These are good quality, huge and thick! My fur baby is a rescued 70Lbs German shepherd/husky mixed. She LOVES these rings and usually eats them between 45-60 minutes. Some times it takes more than an hour and she gets tired of chewing and takes a break! LOL.These rings are the best we've tried (we've tried a number of different bully stick treats) I will be purchasing it again!

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