DingoRawhide Bone, Large, 3-Count

These Dingo bones are the only rawhide bone that our dog will actually eat or take any innterest in. We had bught so many different brands ad varieties and he would not touch them at all. I was beginning to think he was a little "weird" lol.We first tried the mini Dingo bones ad he seemed to show a little interest at first, but then just left the bone lay there and after a few days we just threw it away. I tried on a whim again and bought the larger size (same product as on this page) and he paid a bit more attention to it and finally finished it off. So we continue to buy these. We have tried a few others in bewtween, just to see if maybe he is open to other brands/varieties, but no such luck. He seems to only like the large Dingo bones.The only bad thing is that one of these bones only lasts him 5 or 10 miutes tops. He chomps right through them like a biscuit/cracker type treat. It is like a quick treat for him. So, it can get pretty expensive since they are between $5-7 each. Definitely not something we can afford to give everyday, but we do treat him to one each week, at least. The price here at Amazon is great for the 3 pack. Sometimes the Tractor Supply Store has a big bag of 12 of them for about 14 bucks, which is an amazing deal. They are often sold out though, which is no surprise. I am not sure how they have such a low price on them, but they do. If you have a Tractor Supply in your area, it is worth a quick check to see if they have the big bulk bags.Our dog is an 18 month old Pit Bull and has never had any digestive issues with these - no gas, no upset stomach, no sloppy stools etc. I am actually kind of surprised because just about EVERYTHING seems to give him horrid gas!Definitely recommended as a treat and especially for the picky dog!

My puppy loves these! She is a 50 lb pitbull/german shepherd mix, and she really enjoys these. She hasn't had any issues with choking or swallowing pieces that are too big. She does not get sick after these or throws up. There is a good mix of tough chewing and softer flavor which keeps her attention. No problems staining the carpet. The end knots stay together and make it harder for her to chew them apart. No damage to teeth and no issues with a bad smell on her breath.I try to only give one or two of these a week, but whenever I go to the bag to pull one out she gets super excited. It usually takes her anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes to pull one of these apart. Sometimes a particularly tight knot at the end will take her up to an hour to work out.I would recommend getting a LARGER size than you think for your dog. Smaller could result in choking, whereas a larger size will just result in your pup having to work harder to pull it apart. If your dog has to keep coming back to it that is fine.They do not appear to go stale or lose flavor after sitting out or being exposed to the air.

We bought these large size rawhide treats for our German Shepherd (100 lb dog). He absolutely loves them! He will sit and chew them until they are gone.... probably about 30 minutes worth of fun for him. They do crumble a little bit (especially the red meat center), but he usually cleans up most of the big pieces himself. We give the bones to him in his kennel, so we do not have a problem with any sort of staining. A quick vacuum of the kennel and the tiny remnants are gone too. He has never had any sort of digestive upset with consuming these bones either. All in all a great treat... only downside is the price... at $3.33 a piece it is sad that they don't last longer than 30 minutes.

All my dogs love these bones. They won't touch regular rawhide.I have three small dogs and I get these big dingo bones because only the largest one (a cockapoo) can actually make any noticeable headway in chewing them. So she starts them and the other two finish them over the course of a few weeks. This way, they are not so pricey and they are large enough that the choking concern is diminished. But because of other reviews, I still am in the room when they are chewing them.

Our Goldens love these. They do get a little slimy as they chew on them, so we make them stay on the floor to chew. Also, if you have ants in your yard, they will be attracted to these if left outside. Overall these are a great buy. I like giving these when company comes. It calms the dogs and gives them something to do besides try to sit in everyone’s lap.

My dog really enjoys these bones.Pros:*Not made in China (though they are also not made in the US)*Rolled so your dog is less likely to chew off too big a piece (large pieces can swell and cause intestinal blockages)*My dog absolutely loves them*Good for your dog's teethCons:*Not made in US (though not made in China)*Occasionally gives my dog gas*There can be white paste and little bits of red filler left where your dog was chewing it, so cleanup may be necessaryThese large chews are meant to be an occasional treat for your dog. If you want a daily treat option, Dingo makes mini knotted bones which can be a good daily dental chew.**Always monitor your dog when they are chewing. These bones (and any chewable treat) can pose a choking risk to even the best of chewers.

That's what we call them, dog crack because they see the package and become fiends. Last about a half hour or so for my 130 pound dog. My 65 pound dog takes over an hour.Good stuff that I have been using for about 20 years now without issue....except for the addiction.

My 5 dogs love these. I have tried many different types of rawhide chewies and bones and these are their favorite. I see some reviews that state their dogs eat them in 30 minutes or more. Mine go through them a little faster except my Chihuahua. I also have a lab, Belgian Malinois, and Border Collie. They like all of the Dingo brand bones much better than the big box plain tan colored rawhide bones. And I like they don't smell bad like a lot of bones. Sometimes the red sliver of "meat" can be a little messy depending on which dog is eating them but overall, these are their favorites.