How large is this bone? My Australain Labrodoodle mid size 40 lbs. pure muscle and very strong jaws. Thanks!
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It is about 7" in length and 5" at the widest point (with ~5" between the "V") and about 3.5" thick at the base. I have a pit mix (notorious for their crocodilian jaw strength) and he can't chew through it after months of use. Hope this helps!
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7 inches long, 4.5 inches at it's widest. My 38 pound and 43 pound adult bulldogs love them. I won't buy nylabones again. These are superior to them.
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My Belgian Malinois is 60 lbs. with very, very strong jaws. This bone works great. I also believe it is a good size for a 40 lb. dog. I wish there was a slightly larger size for my dog.
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My dog is about 35 pounds and this bone was fine, one month later and he still chews it daily.
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It's 5 x3 inches in size - will be big for your pup - My dog would rather chew a kong or other toy - does chew on this evert so often, but wants to have something you can throw
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I have two 40 pound rescues, one collie mix and one pitt mix. Both LOVE this toy and take turns to gnaw on it. Between both of them in 3 weeks time they've only been able to gnaw down one edge, but it's still very usable. It's about 7 inches long
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The bone is about 7" long, with the Y mid-bone. Each segment is sorta flattened, not round. At the junction, it is about 3/4" thick. Each arm is ~1/2" thick. The distance at the Y is ~4". The width of the flattened bone is about 1 3/4". Make sure to monitor the chewing. My 45 lb 10-month lab broke off a piece of the 'knuckle' after only a couple of days and maybe 3 hours chewing. She really liked the bone, but I had to take it away from her. Good luck.
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Hi Caryl, this is Benebone the seller. We have a new smaller bone coming out in the coming months. For a heavy chewer, we recommend the larger size for safety. But we are excited about the smaller one. You can always order it and if it doesn't work out we will refund you. Best, Peter at Benebone
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My 25 lbs dog used medium. Depends on mouth expansion! Don't want it all the way in mouth to chew on!
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How big is your dog? My dog is a 75 lb Husky mix that isn't any taller than a Lab, and she has to mess with it before she finds the right spots for her to pick up. This doesnt have the same type of give as a slightly deflated soccer ball. While it is squishy, its also firm enough that it could hurt a dogs teeth. A smaller version would be easier to catch mid air. hope it helped.
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I got a large. It fits my 50 lb pit bull well. She is lean with a deep chest. I would suggest an xl for your aussie. It is a perfect design
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I actually measured the length of my dog to make sure. He is an aussie and weights 40 lbs so he is fine. So that is what I recommend. The table is really high quality. I am very happy with it. Good luck!
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My two dogs each have one of these bones and they go back to it over and over again. (They bury it in the couch all the time.) They love it. But their jaws are probably not as strong as that of your dog, since they're a black lab mix (70 lbs) and shepherd/husky mix (50 lbs.) But I think it's definitely worth a shot because the price is right and they have an awful lot of heft.
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Hey the 40 inch which I think I bought is good for my puppy now she 4month lab but when she gets bigger it may be small so for a sm to med dog it's perfect but when my pup gets bigger ill buy her a bigger one. Large dog may be uncomfortable a bigger size would be perfect so I double checked I got the 40 inch and it isn't what it looks like on photo same color and kid but it is smaller
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bone is approximately 24 inches. It usually takes my 265 pound English Mastiff a week to chew it down.
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Hmmm, not sure. We purchased the larger sized bone which is pretty big. I am not sure what type of bone your dog tears apart to know how that may compare to the size of this bone. Since it is made of plastic, it takes some powerful chewing to actually break it. My dog will go at it for a while but picks different places along the toy to chew. This helps prolong how long it lasts. She usually ends up pulling off small "chips" of it at first before larger pieces break off. Once that happens, we have to throw it away.
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It took my year-old springer about two weeks to go through Merrick's Naturally Stuffed Twin Hoofers, but he has been working on the Great Dog Biggest Cow (Beef) Bone--9-11" Bone since the last part of February and he still chews on it at least every other day. It also has the place where the marrow used to be and I'm thinking of putting a little peanut butter in there just as an extra treat.
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my dog is about 7 lbs and its perfect.. Shes a Yorkshire Terrier... no bigger dog than that tho (length wise).. Its pretty thick n fluffy though.. so she could probably be twice that weight if she was just a little fat. But typically, yorkie or any little ancle biter toy dog.
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I think these would be the perfect size. Even though the t-rex is shown more often then not it's the brontosaur one that is sent and it's TINY. I have a 6month old great dane power chewer and it was too small for him, so tiny he could swallow it. So for your sized dog I think the size is spot on. Be careful these things are as solid as brick, no 'chew' in them more of a grind teeth thing.
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I got the extra large for my 65 pound Aussie. Also, he is a chewier and I tried the Classic and the Extreme. He definitely needed the Extreme toy. It has lasted a few months, where the Classic he was able to pull pieces from right away. I'm sure you could use the smaller size Kong, but just be aware of how aggressive your dog is as a chewier. The Kong is our dogs favorite toy. It bounces and rolls, and he loves chasing and fetching it. I highly recommend it!!
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My chocolate lab is about 80 pounds and he can lay straight with plenty of room. I'm sure about big a English mastiff is.
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I have a dog with one of the most powerful jaws there is. To give an idea, a pit bull bite is rated around 250PSI. My dogs is about three times that. Almost nothing I give her lasts more then a few days. A very few things might last a month at best. These last 3-4 months IF and ONLY IF they are DEER antlers. Moose or Elk don't last... gone in a fraction of the time. The only other thing that can outlast that around here is a Kong ball (and ONLY the ball... any other shape and it's toast).
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Get a cow femur bone. My 3 heavy duty chewy pits can't destroy them. Nylabone products work well too.
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One of my dogs is a 50 lb lab mix, and the other is a 125lb GSMD. This size is fine where the big guy isn't going to swallow. It's a great size for my smaller dog. Should be fine for your dog, I may look into the next size up if he's gonna be bigger than 50lbs