Chew Toys for Aggressive Chewers, 5 Pack, Flavor Infused Heavy Duty Rubber Bones, Ring, Antlers, Ropes and Animal, Indoor and Outdoor Play for Medium to Large Breeds

I have an aggressive chewer Boston Terrier. He has chewed up more toys than I would like to count. These have lasted the longest and he prefers these over anything else that we have bought since.

We ordered these for my daughters dogs they made it here the day before Hurricane Ian thankfully! The dogs are strong chewers and loved these toys & it gave them something to enjoy during the hurricane. We recommendHer bloodhound and bloodhound mix thoroughly enjoy these toys!

I have a pitbull who chews everything and toys usually don't last very long. Have had these toys for a little while now and she still has been unable to destroy them. These are the best toys for chewers that I have ever purchased.

Our dog chews through everything- leather, firehose toys, real bones… I bought her this set and she still hasn’t gone through them but she liked them right away.I bought her a flavored Nyla bone and it took her a very long time to start wanting to chew on it. These she took to right away so I think there must be a taste to them she likes. There is no smell.The only thing to look out for, is that she has started to bite pieces off and I find chunks of silicon on the ground. I’m sure this would cause a blockage or something but she always spits it out so I’m not too concerned for my dog specifically. Honestly if you have a dog that’s as aggressive of a chewer as mine, they will chew through anything so I don’t see this as something negative.Excellent value for price— oh and these toys are large. Longer than my hand… probably about 6 inches long or more. Very suitable for my dog who is a 91 pound lab.

These are the best dog toys. Totally durable. My Doberman loves them and they're the only toys she hasn't been able to destroy.

The price for a package of toys this size and quality was more then fair, unfortunately the durability just didn’t stand up to my big crew. I have a staffy, a pit, and lab and a lab/pit, whom all LOVE to chew, by end of day they all successfully had chunks chewed out of the toys. For me this presents a choking hazard as it wasn’t small slivers of rubber but large chunks they got off. Much like most other toys, I wouldn’t recommend these for any solid aggressive chewers unfortunately. Had they been resin I believe they’d have been of more value. For an average size dog, like cocker spaniel size, these would be perfect and well worth the money.

I don’t think there is anything my dogs can’t chew up. Thes definitely have been more durable than most other things.

UPDATE: After several months the smells have finally disappeared. Our dog had only used the yellow horseshoe shaped on so far but he likes it and uses it all the time. Barely any marks on it (a few teeth holes but not many). Our lab is 8 months now and some of the other toys are much larger so we will wait give him those till he grows a bit more. Definitely good for large breed sizes.We bought this on prime day and it was almost half off so that made it about $5 a piece which is a good price. However the smell of each one was horrid directly out of the box. We have many other rubber chew toys with no scent of rubber at all, but these smell like old tires mixed with chemical flavoring. Obviously the "food" scent is used to cover up the rubber tire smell but unfortunately its a horrible combination. Some are better than others but not much. We tried to bring one in (the rest are airing out in the garage) and give to our dog and the next day our house reeked. The dog didn't seem to mind and chewed on it off and on for a while but sadly we cannot stand them. Hopefully the smell dies down otherwise we will use as gifts to our friends and family with dogs.Durability seems decent, 4 month lab chewed on it for a while and no marks or chunks missing. Some are a little too big for his size but overal size are great for adult/large breed.