NylaboneDouble Action Bone Strong Chew Toy for Dogs, Rubber Dog Toys for Moderate & Aggressive Chewers, Bacon Cheeseburger, Medium - Up to 35 lbs, 1 Count

We have 2 doodles and a lab, they all love this bone. They are heavy chewers and it has held up to all three of them taking terms trying to chew the thing up. Came quickly, and reasonably priced.

This chew is in the exact shape of their hard chews and I guess I expected it to be hard instead of rubbery. My dog doesn't like anything rubbery and prefers the hard plastic like chews. She won't touch this one. I'm sad because I thought she'd love the flavor. Oh well.

My dog thoroughly enjoyed chewing this, but the photo is of 10 minutes of chewing on it. It won't last much more than a couple more chew sessions. She is a petite adolescent Labrador, aka 45lb lab. So if you have an intense chewer despite the size of your dog, choose a more durable version of this product, maybe the extreme chewer variety. I gave it a 3 star because she enjoyed it so much.

I have two major chewer dogs, and one of REALLY chews on everything. It’s super difficult not spending an average of $50 every 2-4 months on chew toys because they go through them so fast.When I got my first boy I saw his chewing habits so I looked for a durable chew toy brand. Nylabone was everyone’s favorite so I tried two or three chew toys for him after attempting other brands. He’s six years old and this past Christmas I JUST threw away his very first chew bone. It lasted over 5 years. I was ecstatic after year one! A heavy duty chew toy brand that actually did was promised!Naturally I stuck with Nylabone, never having an issue with any of their toys until this one. Cheeseburger bacon flavored/scented was my go to for this second puppy I just got with the same, if not more, super chewing habits. He loves trying to steal our bacon and burgers so I’m like, “Okay. I’ll try this one.”It arrives, I open it. It smells like freshly burnt rubber from tires and neither of my boys will touch it. I’m also wondering how this can be durable if I can literally bend without trying much. I’m overly concerned with them digesting it and will probably toss it in the trash since my youngest boy has stomach issues already and doesn’t need this thing irritating it.In short, if you think yours will smell like bacon burger go for it. Just make sure your dog isn’t a super canine chewer because I doubt this thing would last an hour with even one of my dogs and that’s if they would actually touch it.

This product works. It could work better. I have tried just about everything for my aggressive chewer. He just gets his back teeth involved and I'm throwing money away. This has lasted him for a while. He's not interested in it. He's also managed to get a chunk taken out of it already. It's good but not great.

On the upside the dog loves this! We have a 35 pound pit-mix who is on the smaller side for her breeds but quite a strong chewer for her size and she really enjoys this bone and wants to play with it a lot and it has become one of the toys she likes best.The downside is that within a fairly short span of time she had already chewed several pieces off and we have to be careful to take the bits away so she doesn't eat them.This might be a good fit for some dogs, I would say not for 'power chewers' or really big or strong dogs but for a medium sized average dog this might work well just keep an eye on them if they start to tear pieces off take it away from them.

This is not your typical or normal nylabone. This bone is made out of a rubber substance, and is not hard at all. This is more like a KONG then a hard plastic nylabone. My dog who is a big chewer of the normal nylabones, really wants nothing to do with this. Based on how rubbery it acts, I don't think that this is made for aggressive or hard chewers, and I am positive that you will have to watch your pet to make sure that he or she does't destroy it, and possibly harm themselves while chewing on this toy.

This one has a little more flexibility than the chicken, beef or peanut butter. My dogs love it. I finally found the best bone for my dogs after 3 years of purchases. They argue over this bone and hide it from each other.

Our 2 year old 46kg Labradoodle has just chewed the end off the first one of these we bought which lasted over a year. Its made of rubbery material which has been very durable, and the flavouring seems to work as the dog does spend time licking it. He has another Nylabone which is the really hard plastic type, and that has also lasted well, but this is the preferred one - for now at least. Recommended.

My dog has lots of nylobones and there good however this one no, his only a parsons Jack Russell and had bitten large chunks off within a hour. Later he was sick about four times. I would only buy for a weak chewer

Now it never went near my mouth so I can't speak about its flavour!! The dogs liked it and we're keen to get it out of its packaging. It's a rubbery material which seems like it would care somewhat well but all the little nobbly bits were just falling off.My 9 month puppy had this destroyed in less than half an hour. Was hoping for more, especially considering the price.

I regularly get Nylabones as I have 5 dogs, 4 of whom are bull terriers who have annihilated shoes, remote controls, foot rests etc. Not one of them had any interest in this one. It has a very strong smell of rubber, and the texture nobbly bits actually freaked the pit bull out!Stick with the non-rubber ones would be my advice.

My dog ADORES these. This is her 2nd one; the first lasted a few weeks. You do need to supervise your dog with it and keep inspecting the rubber for damage because eventually bits of it will get chewed off, which could easily get swallowed.So to sum up, it's pretty good quality for dogs that are tough chewers, but obviously no dog toy is Indestructible and an eye needs to be kept on it.