Nylon Stick BarkBone - Durable Dog Toys for Aggressive Chewers - Mint Flavor - 10.75"

Ok seriously this toy lasts! I bought it in 2019, we still have it and my dogs still chew it. Yes, it is definitely beat up and loved on but it's still intact. I have 2 pitbulls and its managed to stick around. Most importantly they still love to chew it. Definitely worth the money! I included a picture but please remember that its been through over 3 years of chewing!

I love this dog toy, my dog is a super aggressive chewer and this has lasted longer than anything else i’ve bought. Already ordered 2 more.

Our fur baby loves their bone once it was finally delivered

Ordered once, received a small not a medium. Returned it only to get another small one. I gave up after that. So my Pitbull has a toothpick now. But overall this is the second one of these I've purchased for my aggressive chewer and he loves them! Great brand.

Bone is hard! Great bone it’s build to last! I have a aggressive chewer and anything rubber does not last! This bone is going to be great for his dental health!

Our pack of aggressive chewers loooove this bone. We have several and have had them for a good long while. They are still going strong. The only drawback is stepping on them in the dark. LolThey do get a bit ouchie after so many chew sessions just like every Nyla type bone does so definitely pick them up or kick them from your homes traffic areas before turning out your lights.

My dog is an aggressive chewer so this was a good buy for him

Best bone we've ever had! I have a super chewer German Shepherd who LOVES it! I also bought this a few years ago for my Rough Collie. He loved it as well, but he certainly wasn't the chewers my GSD is!

My dog seemed to really like chewing on the nubs on the end. Over the course of a few weeks he chewed the three off the one end and if now just chewing on the shaft. I’ve had this bone for about 2 and a half months. A week ago he would wake up in the middle of the night and vomit stomach bile. On the third night of this, something else came out. It was a nub that he had chewed off at least a month and a half ago. He also had a vomiting episode a month before this time, but I assumed he was eating his dinner too fast but this makes me think maybe there was another nub he was trying to get out.Since he was now just chewing on the shaft and having little pieces at a time come off I thought it would be safer, how ever it seems to be cutting up his gums as I find blood on the end of it. It’s since been thrown out.

I have a Doberman who will chew anything to bits. He loves these bones. But there is a problem. The chewed end of the bone turns into sharp plastic bristles ... almost like a stiff wire brush or coarse sandpaper. Some buyers have reported that this has injured their dogs' gums. My problem is a bit different. The three prong design means he chews one prong while the other prongs work like a wire brush rubbing under his chin. He got a bad and recurring skin infection from this bone rubbing under his chin. It took a while to figure out what was causing the skin infection. The plastic bristles become a bacteria reservoir that keeps re-infecting the chin every time he chews it. I bought 3 of these bones. All are now in the garbage.

My 10kg pup managed to destroy this enough to hurt herself.The product is strong but not against constant scraping which is what my dog did and created sharp edges.Bummer..she really likes it but her gums started bleeding from sharp edges.

I was going to send this back right away - wish I went with my gut. My dog decided he liked it and within a few days had chewed it so that he had sharp points. He then landed up with a skin infection and bleeding and I couldn't figure out why until I read one of the reviews. He would hold the sharp edges and they would rub and cause an open wound. He didn't even get to enjoy the entire toy because the nubs are turned into sharp pieces of glass in no time. I have a 7 month old pyranese/st bernard and so far the only chew toys I would recommend are the heavy duty Kong rubber toys and actual dog bones - anything like this or like a nylabone simply doesn't hold up no matter how much they promote them for aggressive chewers.

So this is my dog, Cooper, roughly 25lbs lab/border collie. I got the bone roughly 3 hours ago, and he still hasent stopped chewing it. (I got the large)Upon receiving, it felt like a very hard material, there is also no mint scent to it.I see in other reviews about bleeding gums, the bone is doing the same, but upon touching, it's not very sharp, no bleeding either, I'm guessing the gums just need to be hardened on other animals.Anyway he chews everything and he is 7 months old, so this bone seems to be keeping him busy, as for the breath, I cant tell if it makes a diffrence so far.P.S it is loud when he drops it on the floor, so dont get scared lol.