Yuppie Puppy - Marrow Bone With Jerky Flavour - Dog Chew Toy For Dogs - Medium

Not pups favourite but at least it lasts

They seem very hard, and we were afraid the dog (miniature dachshund) might break a tooth. Hours of chewing barely left any marks, but amazingly we have to throw these away after about a month because the dog has got it down to a size that we are afraid it might get swallowed.

My 13 weeks old pointer likes this bone. Most puppy bones and plastic toys are too soft for her but she hasn't chewed bits off this one. Unfortunately she doesn't stay interested for too long. I believe it's because she cannot chew bits off, which is really just her preference. Good product.

I've got a Patterdale terrier cross, who may not be the biggest (between a Jack Russel and a Staffie), but she sure has a good set of gnashers on her. Raw hide and other chewy treats disappear in no time, so I need to get things that are a little longer lasting. Have bought many different nylabone type things, but these are her favourite by far. These and antlers. These are much cheaper, but I buy both because spoiling your dog sometimes is fun.Only problem is as they get chewed up the edges become frayed and slightly jagged - dog doesn't seem to mind (haven't had any problems with bleeding gums or anything) but they tend to pick up fluff from the carpet. Not a huge problem, I just give it a little clean every now and again.All in all - dog loves it, lasts for ages, really good price. 5/5 *****

The puppy loves it and it will last a long time.

My dogs just chewed both ends a bit and then never touched it again? They haven’t even made it to the middle part 🙁 I think it can be good of it weren’t as hard plastic.

The woofer really loves this so I bought another one. It took him a while to realise he had to gnaw away at the ends of the bone to suck out the marrow bit, but now he happily picks it up and spends ages chewing on it. Which makes me happy as it's good for his teeth and when he's chewing that, he's not chewing various other things he's not meant to be chewing. It's also good because it's not a whole treat in itself, which I am a bit wary of overfeeding him. What else can I say? An economical way to entertain and give a treat to your dog. His first one has lasted him months, and the second one's still in its packet waiting to take over.

we have a 15 week puppy and she is chewing EVERYTHING! she has a few different bones like this but this one has become a firm favorite, i think its the flavoring its a great idea, its robust too hours of chewing with hardly a mark on it so far