Bullbar Horn Dog Chew 100% Natural (similiar to Stagbar) Light 120g

As we have a Mastiff and a Doberman (both of whom have exceptionally powerful jaws) we frequently find cheaper toys and chews can be inadvertently destroyed within minutes. A tennis ball lasts less than 10 seconds. The Mastiff can eat an entire, raw duck neck (bones and all) in 8 seconds.We've struggled to find more substantial dog chews, and someone pointed us towards antler chews. We looked at them on Amazon, and they were VERY pricey. We ordered one (extra large) and the "buffalo horn dog chew" popped up as a recommendation. Feeling experimental, we added a "jumbo" sized one to the basket.When the order arrived, we were very surprised to find the antler was not only expensive, but small! The buffalo horn seemed a lot chunkier, but not as long... The best comparison in size is a Samsung Galaxy Ace mobile phone! Ultimately, we thought we'd let the dogs decide which one they preferred, and the decision was almost immediate. The antler was *completely* ignored, and both dogs (even after a week) persistently fight over the buffalo horn. It's been chewed, carried, buried, hidden and chewed again.It's faring exceptionally well, and we are VERY pleased with it. We'll be ordering another one, and if you have a big dog which likes to chew, we'd strongly recommend giving one of these a try!

We have a power chewer dog, and typically she will:1. Take an item we give her2. Slyly sidle to her chewing area (her dog bed) and settle in3. Chew the sh*t out of whatever it is until there is either nothing left, or tiny pieces of the thing.This is the MO whether the item is a dog toy, dog chew, or expensive item of electronics. Most chew toys survive less than 30 minutes, and I would say almost all are done within a week. This thing is still going strong after 3 months, and has doubtless saved us from even more Xbox controllers/remote controls/shoes/garden fences being ruined.Recommend this 100%.

This is weird , it doesn't look much and it doesn't smell of anything to me but The Fusspot loves it and has spent ages licking and gnawing it and it has got a few minor scratches in it so its going to last forever

Hard wearing chew that our pointer loves, and spends ages gnawing on it in preference to other sticks and our furniture. The only signs he has been at it are some slight surface scratches, so I think this is going to easily outlast all of his other toys and chews put together! Doesn't smell, or upset his stomach either - will definitely buy another for when this one finally gives up the ghost or is buried somewhere.

My dog needed this to focus her constant chewing on. It stinks of old socks if you're close to your dog when she's chewing it, but it's truly a great thing to watch her go to town on this rather than all our furniture. She also likes antlers which I can also recommend.We've had it for about 4 months and she's only half way through so a little more cost effective than the antlers.

Expensive and often smelly (Like cowpats) but dogs love them and great alternative to rawhide which is terrible for your dog

My 1 year and 6 months old lab loves this chew bar! He drags it everywhere he goes and it definitely lasted longer compare to his other chew toys. He is a strong chewer who gnaws at everything and this has kept him occupied. Only down side, it makes him gassy when he plays with it

We ordered the bullbar's labelled as "Jumbo".And were very dissapointed to recieve something clearly labelled "small" and combined, weighed less than 50grams. As you can imagine, with large dogs, they lasted only seconds.Complete waste of money!