K9 Connoisseur Beef Marrow Large Dog Bones Long Lasting for Aggressive Chewers - USA Made Single Ingredient Champ Bones for Large Dogs Over 50 Pounds - 3 Pack

Great bones. Kept our dogs busy and happy for hours on Christmas morning.

I bought these bones for my brother's two-year-old German shepherd and he loved them. He's extremely energetic & other bones I've bought he's destroyed in record time. He's still working on these. He loves that they're big & heavy.

Gave them to my dogs on Christmas Day so they would be happy in their crates for a while during dinner. Worked great and everyone was happy. Happy New Year 🎊

These are exactly what they say they are and the dogs loved them. They were well packaged, arrived quickly and were much less expensive than the ones in the pet store. Kept the dogs busy. Only 4 stars because 1 of the 3 bones didn't have any marrow at all/was empty in the middle but the other 2 were great.

I have an 8 month old German Shepherd/Alaskan Husky mix and he absolutely loves these bones. I too was worried about possible splintering (like many others here) with him being big, but that didn’t happen to any of them and he’s been going at them for a month now. He chewed thru all the good stuff on the outside within just a couple days, but he still has to bring it with him everywhere because he likes them that much. I’ve resorted to putting a light amount of peanut butter close to each end when I really want his attention, and then he’s reinvigorated as if it’s a new bone. Again, quality bone structure and no splintering here with these in my experience, a perfect choice in my book.

Our 75-pound Golden Irish hasn’t put this bone down since it arrived in the mail an hour ago. It’s a very big & high-quality bone. The first thing he did was lick all the coating off. Now he’s getting into the marrow. I’m sure this will last him for quite some time & keep him occupied. I would definitely recommend these bones to others. I bought the pack of three, and I like how they are individually wrapped. Also, I do not notice any bad smell. I’m very glad I found these on Amazon. ☺️

I bought a three pack of these bones for my dog's birthday. Gave my dog (a black lab) one at 6:04 (the first picture). About 15 minutes later I had to take it away from him. He had split the bone in half and broke of a large chunk of bone (see the second photo). I'm pretty sure that would not have ended well if he swallowed that bone shard.My neighbor saw what happened and gave him an Ol Roy bone from Walmart the next day. He's gnawed on that bone for at least 4 hours now and it looks like it's going to last another 10 at least.Guess I know where I'll be getting dog bones from now on.

After reading the initial glowing reviews I pictured our Patti happily gnawing on her Christmas gift bones sprawled out in lazy abandon by the fire place…and I hit click and a few days later they arrived. Three nice big bones individually wrapped and all wrapped up in a thick outer bag. We wrapped and placed them under the tree. The moment we helped Patti open them we were taken back by a strong odor akin to creosote maybe or like the bones had been marinated in turpentine-I don’t know what the smell is but our dog sniffed at it and walked away. I noticed there was some type of brownish substance smeared over the bones and a granular substance dusted over them as well-so much for the “one ingredient.” I began to think well maybe this is some kind of preservation process but shouldn’t that be listed on the label somewhere? Did I miss it in my haste? No. I went back and double checked. I tried again with my dog - I put the bone next to her. She didn’t try to bite it, smell it or anything. She did get up and moved to the other side of the room away from it. Efforts to remove the odor failed also. They just STINK! They cannot be good for a dog. Not what I received at any rate. Bad batch? I don’t know. This is a non return item so it looks like it was a bad purchase for me. Keep this in mind if you do order them. And if you’ve had great success with them God bless you and I’m glad for you. This was our experience. Sadly we threw them in the trash as they were not fit for consumption.