Mighty Paw 12" Bully Sticks for Dogs - Large, Medium and Small Dog Chew

My Boston Terrier loves these bully sticks! She's actually obsessed by them! They last much longer than a dog treat, giving her prolonged chewing time and engagement. They are safe, compared to rawhides. I use a bully stick holder for these, so they don't get too slick and become a choking hazard. There are times the length is actually too long for what a dog needs at one time so we just remove the stick when she's halfway through (and we have to hide it or she keeps begging for it--that's how good these are!). Or we cut the sticks in two so we get twice the number of treats from the bag. Highly recommend these! (Hettie, the Boston Terrier does too!)

The pup treats these like they owe her money, which is fine by me as long as my shoes are left alone. One after dinner keeps her busy for a good while, and unlike rawhide it doesn't turn the room into a swamp. The sticks in the pack vary in thickness, so some last longer then others, and at about five dollars a stick the price is what it is. Just one catch: the last two inches. A puppy will happily swallow the nub if you leave it, so I swap it out before that happens. For a single-ingredient chew that keeps her occupied and doesn't stink, it's worth it; if your dog is a power chewer, expect around 45 minutes, not days.

My girls both LOVED them! They really don’t stink and they lasted about 3 times longer than the “best bully” brand that we’ve previously bought. I’ll definitely be purchasing again.

I've been buying collagen sticks for my dog the last few years because, let's face it, real bully sticks are expensive! But my dog is iffy about them, she doesn't seem to like the very thick ones. She's an aggressive chewer so she needs something that's going to last quite a while. Finally, I decided to try authentic bully sticks again. These are long-lasting, they don't seem to smell like other brands I've tried in the past, and the price wasn't too bad for the number of sticks you get. Best of all, she LOVES them! She's had two so far, and both lasted about a day and a half. Pretty good for a dog who can usually put away a collagen stick in a few hours. Definitely recommend!

We have FIVE dogs, a 92-1/2 lb, German Shepard, a 45lb Pit Bull mix, a 32lb. Manchester, a 9lb. Chihuahua, and a 9lb. Wire-haired Terrier in our house. So, buying these for them all is VERY expensive. As it worked out, though, the two smaller dogs don't care that much for them, they are both over 9 years old, one barely has enough teeth left. (We also give them a Greenie Large-sized Treat and a Greenie Teeenie-sized Treat every day for the teeth, they ALL LOVE those more than anything!) I cut the chews into about a 5 inch stick for the smaller dogs, if I didn't, they'd never finish them because they're so long right out of the bag. With that out of the way, the larger dogs didn't know what to think of them at first, but after they tried them for a few minutes, they loved them. The largest one, the German Shepard, had it gone in about 30 minutes. This dog literally gulps the Greenies Treats in about 30 seconds, it eats it fast, and not chewing them very well at all like he should The next-sized dog, Pit Bull mix, only chewed half of it in a few hours, then gave up until the next day. The Manchester probably had it gone in two hours or so, she LOVES chewing on anything. So, what I learned was, with the cost of these and with my wife and I being retired, this was a good treat for the dogs, but, for us, it is cost prohibitive. Another thing that was learned is, MAKE SURE that you watch your dog eat these, at the very end of it, they could swallow it and you will really have a problem on your hands. That didn't happen, but, the German Shepard ate it (my wife didn't pay attention) and it disappeared. So, that dog was lucky. My Manchester chewed one until it was 'about' 1-1/2" or so, then I threw it away, I wasn't going to take a chance. The same for the Pit Bull mix, she chewed it until it was about the same size and just gave up, I guess. My take on these are that more than likely your dog will love the taste AND the chewing that it provides, but, just be VERY careful. I can sure see how they can swallow a larger chunk and have a problem. It may not be the first one that would get them, they may be lucky, but we didn't want to chance that happening at all. Flavor: 5 stars Quality: 5 Stars Freshness: 5 Stars Chewing Fun: 5 Stars Choking Hazard: DANGER Will Robinson!

I searched on here for days trying to find the best bully sticks for my girl (11 week old European basset hound). These are great quality, 1 ingredient and she absolutely loves them. I also recommend the chemise bully holder, this thing is a game changer! Back to these bully sticks... these don't smell, the perfect length and overall great chew! Highly recommend

Pups LOVE these bully sticks, and from a brand I can trust. Also they do not smell as bad as other brands we have tried. The price is a little high, but they do last.

My 11 month old pittie loves these. I purchase these bully sticks and she seems to like these better versus other brands. Low odor and they're good for her chewing time. I really like the brand and the quality is spot on. Sizes and color are good. Taste must be good for she waits for her treat after her meals and wags her tail after she gets her Mighty Paw bully stick. Quanity to me is good for the price.