Pawstruck All-Natural 4" Bully Stick Rings for Dogs - Rawhide-Free, 100% Beef, Single Ingredient Dental Chew Bones - Fully Digestible, Low Odor - 10 Count - Packaging May Vary

These will save your furniture from a teething puppy! Much cheaper than replacing furniture than a Puppy has chewed on!!! She loves them they last a long time. It’s also kept her from chewing on my toes!!

My 5 month old puppy is obsessed with these. She can go through a bully stick in 1-2 hours. These rings last for days. They don’t smell great (none do) but I’ll take it if it helps keep her from chewing on other things!

My fur babies are rather larger than most, to say the least, smallest being 85lbs, largest is 150lbs, and the other is just a juvenile pup....not yet fully grown. My Mastiff pup can put away these sticks like no tomorrow, then looks around all sad as if someone stole hers. Sometimes if I'm not paying attention, I'm not sure if my big-o-old Pyrador Stormy is just the culprit. He likes to lay on them and then save them for later when he can eat them without the pack. But with these he plays with the rings all silly like he does his little stuffies.The chews are an awesome shape, they are nice and aromatic just like my dogs like...honestly the stinkier the better. I know what you are thinking, yuck right? But dogs love the stinky bully sticks and rings the best! They don't make gross messes like bones from the butcher shop, though my guys love a big femur raw! But sometimes you just want to treat your guys and gals after a hard day's work (service dogs, all) and you do not want to fuss with messes! I just grab a bully from Pawstruck. I have tried every other brand...nope only Pawstruck can meet these guys rigorous standards and chewing force. My Catahoula Cur is so darn picky if he doesn't like the smell, meaning if it doesn't smell fresh or stinky, he won't take it. But that's what I get for scent training him! So yeah, only this brand. Just thought I would share.

Got these today, pup seems to like it. The bullys’ are great but wanted to try something different, being a super chewer hope this will be good for Birch.They are pricey for how small they are.

I give this to my dog when we take long drives. It keeps him occupied on the road.

Prime days purchase so great price. Both my dogs love them.

This is the second package we have gotten where two of the rings are connected. Super annoying as you can’t break these things apart even with a saw — we tried! You need to do a better job with QC — these should be individual rings and not double!!

In mid-May we adopted two 8 month old puppies from Lap Dog Rescue of NM. As we've integrated them into our family over the last few months, one of the myriad of things we didn't realize we weren't ready for, was their almost incessant need to chew on ANYTHING they could get their adorable little teeth on! Casualties of this need include, but aren't limited to, multiple pairs of shoes, my bf's Acorn (brand) slippers, a pair of my sunglasses that I made the mistake of leaving on my nightstand when I went to take a shower one day, multiple issues of various magazines left on the end table next to our couch in the living room, the (expensive programmable covers all your devices in one) TV remote (which thankfully only incurred minor damage in the form of teeth marks), the baseboard and corner of our living room wall, the ottoman for the living room couch, the wood frame for our (king size) sleigh bed, the (outside of) the nice fabric crate I *just* got for them from Amazon a few weeks ago, the approx 6' tall, multi level cat tower (which they also seem to think they're supposed to play on), even the cat herself has had fallout from being chewed on by these two (we had to take her to the vet last week for what turned out to be a scratched cornea). After consulting with a trainer, she suggested using bully sticks to help channel their chewing a little more constructively. After experimenting with a few different styles (sticks, vs rings, vs chews), we found that rings worked best for us, and set out to determine the best place to get them (local Petsmart or PetCo, vs local pet supply store, vs Amazon or other online supplier). Since our local pet supply store only carries the sticks, we'd mostly used Petsmart to buy our rings, but, as anyone who's ever used them can tell you, these suckers are expensive, and with what basically amounts to a monopoly on the local marketing, neither Petsmart or PetCo are particularly inclined to try offer more competitive pricing on this sort of thing. So we did what any sane pet parent would do, we turned to Amazon. I found the same brand of rings we'd been purchasing from Petsmart for several dollars cheaper on Amazon, and, initially bought those, but a few weeks later, when we were ready to order more, discovered that brand, or packaging style was no longer available, or maybe it was, but for several dollars more than we'd paid before, effectively cutting our savings to nothing. Amazon suggested the bully rings from Pawstruck.com as an alternative, and since the pricing was comparable to what we'd paid before, and the stellar reviews were plentiful, we went ahead and ordered a 10 pack of their rings.The rings were delivered when promised, and, upon opening the box and seeing the pkg, I was immediately impressed with what I saw. For starters, these are not skimpy rings. These rings are thick, nicel