Is this a whole antler or a split antler (antler cut down the middle with exposed marrow?)
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I wasn't very pleased with Prairie Dog Giant antlers because the GIANT ones sent were very small.
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This is a section of a whole antler, no exposed marrow other than at the two edges
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Hi The one I received was whole. I was very happy bc the split does not last as long. Hope this helps. :)
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These are whole antlers. I work at a petstore and have found that if you have a powerful chewer (big dog) stick with the deer antlers only. The moose and elk tend to be very porous. My rhodesian ridgeback shattered an elk antler right off the bat. Large deer antlers that are whole are the ay to go.
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These are whole antlers. I have not had any problems (like big chunks coming off or splintering) with my purchase. My dogs love them
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It is a whole antler. Mine were not split down the middle. Hope this helps!
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the antlers are cut into certain length pieces. Looks just like pic shown.You have to read as some state cut in half, some circles etc. with more exposed marrow
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It looks like two rods because the photo shows it configured each of the two possible ways: With the tapered end out (used for serrations and pointed objects like awls and fish hooks) at the top, and with the flattened cylinder out (the rounded part is used for hawksbills etc, and the flat portion for most blades).The silver part is separate from the blue part. Loosen the knurled ring, pull out the silver abrasive portion, position as desired, then tighten the knurled ring; the blue shaft has a split at the end just like an Xacto knife.I store mine with the pointed end safely inside the handle, regardless of how it was last used. It looks like two rods because the photo shows it configured each of the two possible ways: With the tapered end out (used for serrations and pointed objects like awls and fish hooks) at the top, and with the flattened cylinder out (the rounded part is used for hawksbills etc, and the flat portion for most blades).The silver part is separate from the blue part. Loosen the knurled ring, pull out the silver abrasive portion, position as desired, then tighten the knurled ring; the blue shaft has a split at the end just like an Xacto knife.I store mine with the pointed... » Read More It looks like two rods because the photo shows it configured each of the two possible ways: With the tapered end out (used for serrations and pointed objects like awls and fish hooks) at the top, and with the flattened cylinder out (the rounded part is used for hawksbills etc, and the flat portion for most blades).The silver part is separate from the blue part. Loosen the knurled ring, pull out the silver abrasive portion, position as desired, then tighten the knurled ring; the blue shaft has a split at the end just like an Xacto knife.I store mine with the pointed end safely inside the handle, regardless of how it was last used. « Show Less
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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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This was a whole antler. My pit and beagle both love it. One was smaller and pointed which is gone now but the other bigger one is still in pretty good shape for my pit is a very aggressive chewer.
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I'm in agreement with Josh. Looks like two O-rings welded together like a bagel. However, seems to be very sturdy. We use ours in tandem with a Gentle Leader which helps tremendously with our dog pulling and yanking us all over. This O-ring is more substantial than the D-ring on the Top Paw collar we have, but the Top Paw D-ring isn't split like a bagel. We have had no issues with the Rogz O-ring or the plastic clip, but could be because the Gentle Leader stops her from pulling.
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Yes I believe it does have a marrow middle but a hard, thick, outer layer. My german shep chews on it constantly (we've had it 5 months) and has barely made a dent in it.
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The pattern is real tree, nice Scope. I tuce down a buck and a doe. Good luck.
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As far as I know it looks like it's all wooden bowl The tips Are exposed wood and the rest of the bow is wrapped in leather i've had it out several times and Shot with it i've only had it out in arrangers about 32 feet but it shoots great. Although you should get a wrist guard because it will snap your wrist. On my the string measured about about 3 inches from the center of the bow
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No this knife is not full tang. I ordered it and sent it back. It's of rather poor quality, if you're looking for a hunting knife I suggest buck knives.
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Depends on how much of a chewer your dog is and how big the antler is. As soon as my dog (a St. Bernard) chews it down to where he can fit the whole thing in his mouth, I toss it. I'm pretty sure he's smart enough to not swallow it whole, but you never know :-)
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They are the full ones and normally nice and big but one of the two narrowed down very quickly to the tip of the antler
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Mine was in the package. From the package - Ingredients: 100% Naturally Shed USA Elk Antler. But it also has that it is produced in a facility that processes peanuts and wheat. My Golden Retriever loves his! In the pet stores they do not come in any packaging.
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No it has not. I have a very strong chewer who has been working on this antler for almost a year.
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No... the ear parts do semi-fold so it looks like a half-circle. I would show you a pic if I could!
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The one I received was an ELK. As far as the date goes, you will have to ask the seller.
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They are about 7 inches long and about 1.5 inches on each side. It is a harder material so I don't think it would be easy to split it into 2 pieces. I know they make smaller ones. We give it to our 125lb saint bernard. We only let her have it for about 25 minutes at a time otherwise she would finish the whole thing in one sitting. Giving it to her about 25 minutes, we generally can give it to her about 8 times before it is too small for her and we have to throw it away. Our dog does have a sensitive digestive track and she only has problems if we let her finish more than half the bone at once (she ended up with some loose stoll, that is about it though) They are about 7 inches long and about 1.5 inches on each side. It is a harder material so I don't think it would be easy to split it into 2 pieces. I know they make smaller ones. We give it to our 125lb saint bernard. We only let her have it for about 25 minutes at a time otherwise she would finish the whole thing in one sitting. Giving it to her about 25 minutes, we generally can give it to her about 8 times before it is too small for her and we have to throw it away. Our dog does have a sensitive digestive track and she only has problems if we let her finish more than half the bone at... » Read More They are about 7 inches long and about 1.5 inches on each side. It is a harder material so I don't think it would be easy to split it into 2 pieces. I know they make smaller ones. We give it to our 125lb saint bernard. We only let her have it for about 25 minutes at a time otherwise she would finish the whole thing in one sitting. Giving it to her about 25 minutes, we generally can give it to her about 8 times before it is too small for her and we have to throw it away. Our dog does have a sensitive digestive track and she only has problems if we let her finish more than half the bone at once (she ended up with some loose stoll, that is about it though) « Show Less
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I have assumed it is bone but I have not actually confirmed that. If you go to this link you can pose your question directly to Yamaha. http://ca.yamaha.com/en/products/musical-instruments/guitars-basses/silentguitars/slg130nw_light_amber_burst/?mode=model