can the dog chew them off ,or rip easy
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yes if he dos not like them, he will get them off. I think that goes for any dog boots though, at least in my experience. Because i've tried them all.... either my dog is more talented than most or dog boots just aren't made for uncooperative dogs
849370
If you secure them on properly then they shouldn't be able to be pulled off by your dog. Now if you are asking if the material can be chewed off then I'd say its possible if you have a dog that's a chewer. When I first put them on mine he is constantly trying to chew them off, so I have to make sure he isn't playing with them. The quality is great, so as long as you're not letting your dog mess around with them then they should hold up.
849371
They dont rip easily- well made! But my doggie got them off in less than 30 min�
849372
Hi George, as far as ripping them off easy I would say no, if you get the accurate size. Once I put them on my Bentley they were really "on." Unfortunately I'm not able to help with the chewing off. His reaction was more to walk where he was dramatically picking up his foot high. I hope this helps! I got a size medium for a 60 pound German Shepherd.
849373
Actually my Lab paid very little attention to them at all. They never once came off but they would twist a little at times.
269481
I have a yorkie and he loves them. However, for a heavy chewer, they'd probably be gone in one bite.
1154970
Yes. My lab chews everything up as well. These toys seem to hold up very well.
1605580
they tear pretty easy/clean so they should be ok to do so (not sure if they would whole though because i don't have that toy)
2232921
The chews are big, and even if you break them in half they are still pretty big for a small dog. It's not easy to cut them into smaller pieces, although we do cut them to make them last longer--my husband uses heavy kitchen scissors but it is still difficult because it takes some strength. A half chew may be OK for a medium or even small dog, but for a very small dog I'm not sure it would work unless you cut into small pieces.
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My dog is quite a chewer, so it probably doesn't take her very long. But I can't be sure, because we give these treats when we have to crate her. I do know there's no way they last as long as rawhides, though. And be wary of the Nylabone chew toys with the sold surface. They're made in China, NOT the Healthy Edibles, which are still made here. And I won't let my dog have the ones from China, after she got really sick after chewing on one of them for several hours.
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I'm a new customer, so this is just my opinion, but they are very similar to a balloon material-wise and shouldn't bother the dog. They may try to chew on them though and I don't think that would be good because the first pair I used started to tear from toenails after the second use...so I would worry that the dog may chew through them and swallow the material. If the dog wouldn't chew the material, they may work great for you.
831167
If you are using them in the Kong toy the puppy will have the break it up before he/she can get it out. You will be fine.
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Yes, they are chewable and my dogs love them! My dogs think these are treats - I highly recommend!
1322640
Ours are so snug and taught that even if he tried to pull the flaps up he couldn't. If there is any good news to the chewing problem it generally does not last very long. You could manually sew the flaps together to make them so that he could not pull them up.
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They are not as hard as many dog treats are, but they do require the ability to be able to chew, unless you do what I do for one of my senior dogs. I let the treat stand in hot water for about 1 minute, and then he is able to readily eat the treat.
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I bought the small and on the dog kennel it just didn't stay put. Maybe with a different cage type it would work well. As far as chewing I can't imagine they could destroy it.
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These chews are hard. It takes my doggies quite a while to chew one up. Eventually they get soft and gooey so if they get on your couch or bed it can cause a bit of a mess! I don't think they'd cut easily either. They aren't super large but even my Chi enjoys chewing on them. :-)
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I don't know what to tell you. The beds are sturdy and hold up well to washing and drying, but my dogs don't chew on them at all. They sleep on them or play with toys while lying on them. I imagine dogs could tear them apart if they really chewed on them-- they are stuffed cloth, after all. I really like the beds a lot. I use them to line my dogs' playpen-style dog beds.
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hi, i just got these from the vet. my mini doxie just had her canine teeth pulled in december, and yes, she still eats these treats. she also has had 6 other teeth taken out, so, somehow, she can still work on these. the vet, highly recommended them. i have three dogs (10 yr old terrier, 8 yr old doxie and a puppy), they all trade off on these treats. the doxie usually will take the treat after it is worked on by the other dogs, but she does chew them.
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It depends on how old the puppy is and the puppy will need close supervision from choking. I have older dogs and they have no problem chewing them.
29454
These treats are very hard to chew & don't break apart easily. However, the Jerky Treats by the same manufacturer would make good training treats, because they are easily broken into small pieces & they are not hard to chew. My Italian Greyhound won't eat hard treats & he loves those.