Redbarn Naturals Bargain Bag 2lbs - Bulk Dog Treats, Long Lasting Chews for All Breeds, Natural Bones, Animal Ears, Jerky for Puppies and Senior Dogs (Pack of 6)

Love this product for ease of ordering and mixed selection. I've ordered 3 now at under $20 each. Watch for sales.Each bag has had fewer pieces each time because large bones were included and it's sold by weight. Most items I would consider the right size for medium dogs and up. Several items are large. ..the second and 3rd bags included 10 inch long bones! The big ones are sometimes broken in their inner package which is likely why they are in bargain bag. My dig didn't care!Good price, quality, and surprise mix each time.

These bargain bags are a great value, when considering the cost of the individual items vs a mixed bargain bag.However, what really matters is what our dogs think of them.They freaking LOVE every bit of it. We have bought a few bags now and our dogs line up when they see it. They know what it is and what is coming to them. Our dogs have different tastes too, so having a variety is helpful.Silver, our 90lb Pitbull, loves having big things to chomp on. She takes a horn, hooves, even a massive bone joint and runs right off with it to chomp away for however long it takes her!Charlee, a much smaller 30lb mixed breed collie, doesn't care for horns or bones. She is pretty picky actually and doesn't care for many things, but a bully ring or slice, perhaps a dehydrated beef lung; those are what she waits for and bounces like an excited puppy when she sees them!Lastly, we have Keifer, our mini-dachshund puppy. To be honest, he wants whatever his big sisters get and would prefer to just borrow their treats for a time. Of course, they are quite used to it and just give him an exasperated look while they take their treats back. Once his attention is back to the bag, there are even treats for his little muzzle to take. From bully pieces to dehydrated meat chunks to smaller bones and rawhide; plenty for him to choose from .. and he would happily take them all to bury under my pillows for later!So take it from our dogs, these bags are great fun and hold plenty of treats for everyone. Take it from us, they are a fantastic value for what you're getting. The fun of a grab bag for your dogs and pups just adds so much more to the value anyway!

This bag of “assorted” chews is, in fact, a big ‘ol rip off. For example—the bag that was shipped to me had barely a handful of actual pork/beef chews of varying very small sizes. The vast bulk of the bag, which is not disclosed prominently anywhere on the bag, consisted of huge bones, some clean white and others with dried bits of meat residue. None of these bones are appropriate for my 45# Corgis. Had I known that this “assortment “ bag was mostly big leg and joint bones I wouldn’t have purchased the product.

My Belgian malinoise pup absolutely loves these- there is always a good mixture of diff treats to try

First off, I feel like I should say that i really enjoy some of Redbarn's dog treats (I mean, I don't enjoy them, but my dog seems to), but this should be viewed more as a "Sample Bag" than a bargain bag. My dog isn't that picky when it comes to treats, but there are some things included in here that he wont touch (primarily those stupid white bones i mention below).I added this to my Subscribe and Save thinking it would be nice to get a little variety in the dog chews/bones I was giving my Rottie/Shepherd mix. After 2-3 shipments, i quickly realized I was in agreement with the other reviews on the site that commented on the randomness of what comes in a bag. One bag had some tendons and a knee bone and a few other things, but then the rest of it was just filled with about 12 of those little circular white bones that don't seem to have any flavor... I've tried to pawn them off on other dogs and every single one turns their noses up at them lolYou really just never know what you're going to get, and sometimes you end up with a bag that seems to have every treat your dog hates... on the flip side, sometimes the bag is full of everything your dog loves. My primary complaint is that there doesnt really seem to be any rhyme or reason as to what goes in the bag, and sometime you get stuck with a LOT of the same thing... which is great if your dog likes that thing, not so great if he doesnt.I've since removed it from my S&S list, but i will say this: It does serve as a nice variety pack to suss out what your dog will and will not enjoy, and in the long run will probably save you a little money from buying one of the standalone products that your pup won't like.