Benebone Dental Durable Dog Chew Toy for Aggressive Chewers, Real Bacon, Made in USA, Medium

I have a very nice Silver Blue Pittbull and he loves this bone. He chews and grinds on it and it does not crack or break.I give it A++++

Our big time chewer dogs, a Lab and a Golden Retriever, love these! And they last a long time! They are chewed on daily and are very good toys for large dogs.

What on earth do you do with young pups who have tons of energy, sharp teeth, and powerful jaws? You exercise them, of course! And then you give them Benebones. Wow. These are a huge hit in my home.Several times during the last 20 years I'd purchased Nylabones (similar concept), but none of my dogs had shown any interest. It was disappointing because I needed a heavy-duty chew toy for my pets to enjoy while inside the house; I can only guess they lacked enough flavor.Benebones (one peanut butter, one bacon) are a welcome addition. My dogs detected something exciting in the Amazon box, and when I revealed the goodies inside, ALL the pups were interested. They're still chewing away and swapping flavors. I'm equally delighted!It's important to remember that powerful chewers (especially young pups with sharp teeth) can destroy just about anything. Let's face it; they're born with jaws capable of chewing through animal hide and bone. Chew toys are no exception. My dogs (mixes of Shepherd, Retriever, and Doberman) are fiercely and happily chewing on their Benebones and making a dent in them. As the chew toy gets wet, it softens on the surface. Teeth marks are evident, and the smooth surface of the toy becomes jagged, BUT the dogs are not destroying it. It's the most significant difference for me; the surface changes, but not the integrity of the entire toy. You can see where it is minimally breaking down, but overall they are lasting. The toy is solid when dry, and the roughened surface scrubs the dog's teeth. Then, as the dog continues to chew, the toy softens a little. I cannot detect any odors and I don't see stains on my rugs or furniture. Thankfully, my dogs haven't experienced any obvious GI upset, which can happen with natural chews like horns and rawhide. The photo shows both bones after a week of daily assault, and they're still holding up. Even if they only last for another week, they're still a far better value than the chew toys that get destroyed within 10 minutes. However, it appears the Benebones will endure many more weeks (if not months) of enjoyment, and this makes them an absolute winner for my brood.Hope this helps!

Very durable, much larger and more durable than I expected. We got the peanut 🥜 butter flavored and our pup loves it.

This chew toy is a staple for power-chewing pups. Made from dense, flavor-infused nylon (real bacon/chicken/peanut), it’s crafted in the USA and built to endure aggressive chewing.👍 What Dog Owners Love• Exceptional durability: Many report it lasts months—even for strong chewers—without breaking into dangerous pieces.• High engagement: The real flavor keeps dogs entertained for hours, helping reduce destructive chewing.• Ergonomic design: Curved shape with ridges makes it easy for dogs to chew and promotes dental hygiene.👎 Things to Consider• Soft teeth warning: Not ideal for puppies or dogs with weak or developing teeth; supervision is recommended.• Occasional piece wear: Keep an eye out—some users note small chunks may break off after heavy use.

Great chew for my 5-month-old shepherd puppy. He is teething right now ...

LARGE is large -- took a little bit for our dog to warm up to it - but she likes to chew on it now

My dog loves this product, and it's lasted for years. Buyers should know that the medium size is what I'd call large. It would be appropriate for a German Shepherd or Standard Poodle. The small best suited to any dog below German Shepherd sized, and the large for a Great Dane or Newfie. I've given Benebones to several dogs, and they have all lasted a really long time (years!) and have provided excellent dental hygiene.