My dog likes hard "crunchy" like jerky, would these jerky fall under this description? He hates soft treats. Thanks!
2006297
no these are definitely softer. I was hoping for hard and crunchy too, but these definitely are NOT.
2006298
These are soft treats. I have a big & small dog, they both would not eat these treats. Such a good value for the amount in the bag, but they will not eat even a small piece.
2006299
These treats are soft and have a very bad smell. My treat loving dogs won't eat them.
2006300
They are thick and chewy. Since I did not hear my dog crunching on them, I would call them soft. I know it probably would not fly with your dog Ana.
2006301
If I remember correctly the jerky was more on the crunchy side not soft . I believe he will love them as much as my two boys
2006302
They are somewhat soft. I would not classify them as crunchy. Also they are more processed than other brands we have tried. I will not buy this brand again.
2006303
My dog will not touch these treats, but they are not soft. I would call them hard and crunchy ---but they are not of the chicken jerky style my boy likes.
2239254
They are crunchy, but they smell delicious. My schnoodle pup loves them. The smell might entice your baby to give them a try.
2082074
they are crunchier than a greenie's pill pocket. They are pretty easy to crush, but they are definitely dry. I don't know if your dog can crunch anything without teeth. They are probably the consistency of a trisquit cracker (for people).
1432329
Darlene, this Chicken Jerky IS crunchy! My dog only likes the crunchy jerky for the same reason yours does. And these are a great value, this bag will last a few weeks.
1249687
They are hard like a nylabone. I know my dog is able to break it down really slowly and get a bit here and there, but it doesn't have any softness
1723954
My cat, who normally eats any kind of treat would not touch these at first either. I even wrote a review to the effect that they were too hard. However, since I didn't want to waste the $, I kept trying. Now he eats them and when he gets stinky, I give them to him. My other cat, who is finicky, won't have anything to do with them. So maybe your cat will eventually take to them, maybe not.
1512333
No, they're a good, but small treat you can give more liberally for training without ruining their diet. They're roughly the size of an average piece of kibble, but soft.
1989784
They are not snacks, but not real thick rawhide either. My dog, a 35 pounder can chew through them in a few (usually five) minutes. These are great products and my dog loves them, but don't expect them to last as long a traditional, knotted rawhide. Of course my dog can eat through those in an hour or two as well.
2120097
I just ordered my first package of the soft chews and I too, received hard as a rock chews, which my small dog will not eat. I cut up in small pieces with a butcher knife since you can't break them into small pieces, too hard... but he turns his nose up, he doesn't like any dog treat that is hard and so I thought this would do the trick for his old bones since they are called SOFT CHEWS. Now what? My vet charges $25.00 more for these so I thought I was getting a good deal, but apparently, I got just the opposite. Very disappointed!
171644
They are soft and my almost three year old golden doodle loves them. They are easy to break into pieces and a tiny piece could be small enough. But honestly I would be very careful with a puppy and check with the company and or your vet. It's been my experience that puppies need special puppy food for about the first year. I've learned the hard way to adhere to being careful as each dog has a different stomach and digestion system. Gone are the old days when you can just give them scraps.
1895211
Yes I would think they would be fine. Bully sticks soften up as a dog chews on them. My dogs eventually eat the whole stick. I would just make sure that, since your dog is a puppy, you really monitor him/her closely as they are chewing the bully stick.
1591949
This is a hard and crunchy dog food. You may want to look into something softer.
2253016
They're made of a hard plastic, your dog will not be able to chew on it. They have a hard time getting the treat out as it is...they're pretty sturdy, will last for yrs.
1149109
Sometimes my dog eats them 'plain', but sometimes I have to just put a little peanut butter on the edge of one. But that's just my dog. They are flavored and meant to just have the dog eat them out of your hand.
322425
They are not soft but you can break them in half. My dog will only eat them in peanut butter or mixed in her food or in pill pockets.
1149104
They aren't yummy treats, but I wrap them in lunch meat or stick them on a chicken strip with a little peanut butter and one dog gobbles them up. The other dog is a little more challenging, but it never comes down to shoving it down his throat. It's worth any trouble because they are pain free and moving better.
972996
Chris, where did you read that? It would be helpful to know so that I can make an educated decision on whether to keep buying these for my dog. Thanks.