Are these training treat size? The size seems to vary in each of the photos.
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Most of the Zukes treats are a little on the large size but are soft and break easily with finger pressure. The treats marked as "mini" are the right size for a small dog but I have found them to be too little to make an impression on any breed larger than a toy.
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I would consider them training treat size. They generally are about 1 inch long by 1/2 inch wide. I used them for my German Shepherd that had health issues digesting proteins. He loved them. I also know my daughter's husky really enjoys them.
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They are not real hard like the dog bone treats but are not completely soft. They are kind of in between, my little terrier seems to like them, we switch her to another Plato treat when the bag runs out. These things last a long time as they are small, but plenty for a treat.
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yes, my dog weight between 30- 35 lbs. She doesn't seem to have any problems with them. The only thing I can tell you is that she knows where her treats are kept and she goes right to the cupboard and waits till she gets one or two treats. She loves these to chew on.
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The sizes vary a bit as well as the thickness. Some choking is not uncommon; thus you should always be there when your dog is given any type of rawhide or chew treat.
58144
they vary - some are ~ 3"x4" some a little bigger - other smaller. I have a small dog and cut them all in half
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They make then in different widths. The bite not website has a good tutorial on how to measure the dog to get the best size.
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Mine are more diamond shape. They are an inch and a half tall by one inch wide. It would have to be a very small dog indeed.
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I gave them in smaller pieces to my dogs when they were puppies. I have 4 Yorkie's so they are small. My 4 lb Yorkie has never had a problem with any of the Zuke's treats.
514348
I've noticed they are a bit larger. I have two large breed dogs and they love them. I have a mini schnauzer and she doesn't care for them.
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No. My Alaskan Malamutes eat these quickly. The treats come as sheets that are stamped into small squares. This allows a trainer to break these treats down into any size that would suit their needs. I have been using these treats as rewards to train my dogs with no problems at all.
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I believe there is only one size. Seems large enough to hold a full bag of training size treats. I'd guess 5x7 but I imagine exact dimensions are listed.
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I think the medium to large. Although my boxer loved the little ones i bought for my yorkie mix. Since they are great for breath i didn't mind him gobbling them up as treat. To insure more chewing they need larger ones.
514347
Mine seem to be a variety of sizes and thicknesses - my dogs are all small, so they last quite awhile, and eventually they chew the fat ones as well as the thinner ones.
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The best thing to do is just try them. You may have to try different doses-some dogs need more some less and it's not always based on size. Our dog is just over ten lbs and takes the med-large size chews.
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The size of the links on the collar vary, according to the size of your dog. You can add or remove individual links though to adjust to your specific dog.
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Yes they are good for my morkie (maltese yorkie mix). He's about 10lbs and likes the smell and taste of these treats. They are crunchy and he has no problem breaking them up.
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Bones are about 3"x1". Most of the recipes produce softer treats. Not too crunchy or hard. So I don't think choking is a concern. My 60# lab has no problems with them.