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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Australia
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Hiya all
I've been thinking go buying Hex a Nylabone, he loves chewing plastic stuff He likes to chew his Kong Safestix but it's not really designed to take that. The Nylabones look interesting but there's so many different ones (and some of them look like you wouldn't want to leave out if you have polite company )Do your dogs like them and which one is their favourite?? Cheers |
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Illinois
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My dogs love all of them and I do believe we have all of them...they hurt like crazy if you step on one
They have them for different stages of chewing.
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada
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I had bought a 3 pack with an edible kind a blue plasticy kinda with bumps and a smooth clear one that were smaller in size (said for small dogs but Penny was only around 9 weeks old) I still have all three of them, the only one she touched was the edible one, then I bought her another edible one a big one beef flavored, she decided she doesnt like them and hasnt even touched it, so really spend around $20 for them to just lay around the floor and for me to step on them, and as Llombardo said it hurts to step on them lol... I dont think I will buy anymore of them since my girl doesnt seem to care for them, but I know lots of dogs do, shes just not that much of a chewer, unless you want to count her favorite chew toy/treat being me lol
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: West Virginia
Posts: 6,824
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The ones that I have really lasted nicely, they are about 8" long and on one end it looks like a fist. They have been well worth their money at my house.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Michigan, USA
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Our dogs LOVE them and chew on them daily. Not uncommon to have half a dozen dogs camped out on the living room floor, all blissfully gnawing on a nylabone.
Their favorites seem to be the ring and the wishbone, but those don't last very long so most of ours are the large dinobone/durachew beef bone shaped ones. We have some chicken flavored, some beef flavored. Those hold up well, though they are huge so if dropped on a toe they hurt. Galileos are also good and very durable though our dogs seem to prefer the beef bone shaped ones.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Boulder, Colorado
Posts: 1,930
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I've never given nylabones because my dog has always had real bones and antlers to chew on. Bear fractured part of his lower right canine so I don't give those anymore, can I safely give him nylabones to chew on or will it still be too hard for him?
My last girl used to love her Galileo nylabone.
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Boulder, Colorado
Posts: 1,930
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