My dog tears up every chew toy/bone that I get her except for these. Wonderful!!!!

My border jack puppy loves these bones. My older dog (a springer spaniel mix) has some much-loved Nylabones as did every dog my family had as I was growing up, and the tradition continues. For dogs that really enjoy gnawing on something, these are a must-have. I have given my puppy two of the bones from this package (an original flavor and a chocolate), and she loves them both and currently prefers them to her other toys. She is a strong chewer and has made some impressive damage in just a week, so replacements are probably in our not-too-distant future...but given how frequently and vigorously she chews on the bones, the purchase was well worth the money.

We have a 2 year old labradoodle and a 3 month old lab mix and they love these. Our 2 year old is a monster chewer, she's gone through more "durable" and "long lasting" chew toys than we can count, not to mention tv remotes. She has been going at these fairly nonstop for the last few months and I'm happy to report they're still holding up!

These chew bones have been great for our new Berner puppy. He loves them better than shoes, table legs, and other things he shouldn't be gnawing.

My dog has terrible teeth and it's rare that he chews anything (he's more of a "play fetch" dog). But he steals these bones from the other dogs and tears into it. I just wish there were more chocolate flavors in the pack or sold separately.

I just got a new rescue pup at only 5 wks old. I knew he would be teething for a long time so I got the 3 pack. He hasn't even touched them. I will re-review if he starts to chew them as he grows.

The sizing was too big for my 15 pound dog's mouth, but Nylabone is a good product, just beware these are about 4.5 inches long

Trained my dog to chew on Nylabones as soon as her permanent teeth came in. They are excellent for exactly what website says: prevents peridontal disease and massages gums; breaks down plaque build-up. Otherwise, a dog must go under anethesia, and have the plaque removed. No doctor's first choice. My vet loves the condition of my dog's teeth. Oh yes, they do, also, discourage destructive behavior.