Benebone Bacon Flavor Wishbone Tough Dog Chew Toy

My dogs (a pit bull and a Frenchie) got this toy a week ago and it has survived so far. My pit bull is a super chewer and normally destroys toys instantly. So far this one remains intact! Definitely not a good toy for fetch because it is really hard and I could see a dog breaking a tooth if it hit them in the mouth accidentally. It's good for keeping them occupied, rather than chewing on shoes or things they aren't supposed to chew on!

Our dog is just under one. She loves to chew and chews when nervous. We have quite a few chew bones in her “toy box.” The soft furry , squeaky toys she destroys within minutes of supervised play. She does chew these Benebones up and we keep replacing. Satisfied with how long they last with our medium sized dog’s chewing. We have never had her chew on any furniture and believe it because we keep her supplied with chew toys.

Hershey, our one year plus 3 months old mini dachshund, absolutely loves this chew toy. He actually inherited a larger version of this toy from another of our family's larger dogs, and, from day one this has been his very favorite. It has curbed his unwanted chewing elsewhere, and the size does not intimidate him at all. Hershey's has been whittling it down a bit since he got it. I would recommend it to any pet owner.

After I rescued my lab mix, one of the first purchases I made for her was the Benebone Puppy bacon flavored wishbone. Ellie would search the house for that bone, and would chew it every day. Her puppy version got us through her teething phase and everything that came after. Now that she is older, and that bone has seen better days, we upgraded our toy basket with this adult Benebone bacon flavored wishbone. She loves to hold the bottom as she chews the knobs on each side. I foresee myself purchasing a lot of these over her lifetime.

I have 2 massive chewers at home (both mix breeds), they destroy just about every toy that isn't completely solid all the way through or nylon... The only toy they do have that isn't those is the plastic bit that came off of rope that they chewed right though. This is so amazing! They absolutely love them, they hold up against their obsessive/aggressive chewing with ease, and it takes them forever to get it down to a point of throwing it away and getting them a new one. I would highly recommend this if you have an aggressive/obsessive chewer who destroys just about everything.

When I got it, I was a little dismayed because it’s so large. My dog is a 20 pound 10-month-old puppy and I wasn’t sure she’d be able to handle it. She was initially a little leery of it, but then, I guess it must smell pretty good, because she has done a good job on all the knobby ends. The only problem is when she drags it back into the house and drops it on the wood floor.

Honestly I don't understand how people rave about this? My dog who chews anything looked at me like i was crazy when i gave this to him. It's plastic. I don't get it. He doesn't want anything to do with it. It's a big piece of plastic. If Your dog did want to chew on it, he could chew off pieces of plastic and swallow it! Can I have my money back please

I just bought the large, $17.00, bone. My dog is a 60 pounds, and I thought this would be amazing for him because it is recommended for dogs under 90 pounds. I had to take it away after 2 minutes because he was starting to disintegrate the end. This seems ridiculous! I have never written a review for anything, but this made me upset.

I purchased this for my 12lb cavapoo puppy after she chewed up her puppy Nylabone into tiny pieces in minutes! She loves this bone and it is definitely durable! However, I was a little worried it might be too tough for her since it’s made for adult dogs (even though I checked her teeth and they looked fine), so I later purchased the puppy benebone just in case. She loves that one just the same and luckily it’s just as durable! So for now, I’m giving her the puppy benebone and saving this one for when she’s a little older. I highly recommend trying out benebone if you have an aggressive chewer!

My dog initially didn't like benebones at all. He showed zero interest so we were a little disappointed. However, he was a puppy when we first introduced them. He's now about 10 months old and LOVES his benebone. I think the material just might've been a little too tough on his teeth when he was younger.