PetSafe Busy Buddy Funny Bone Dog Toy, Medium/Large

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I found my first BusyBone at a Ross for Less for $5.00 but I gladly bought the replacement chews and another bone from Amazon as my 85lb dog loves the chews and the little left in the bone encourages her to keep on chewing the nylon bone. It is well built and though the first one is really well chewed it still is usable.

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Our dogs love their bones. Great toy, sturdy, and good for even tough chewers. Worth the money

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This is my 4 month old GSD mix puppy's favorite toy! It keeps him happy and occupied while he is in his cratedoesn't even notice me sneaking out the door. Its stood up to his pointy puppy teeth very well!

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We have tried what seems like every "durable" and "indestructible" dog toy ever made for our 75-pound rottie mix. No toy has lasted more than twenty minutes, except this bone. I found it over a year ago on sale at Ross store for about $5, and ever since then it's been our dog's go-to toy. Even though it's well-chewed and the round white parts have been gnawed down, it's still usable and still a favorite. A few months ago we got another dog, also a strong chewer, so we're getting a second bone so they can each have their own. I can't recommend it enough! I only wish the refills were easier to find (especially the rawhide, mine prefer that to the cornstarch flavor).

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My aggressive chewer is currently on his second Funny Bone. He loves them. I wasn't willing to pay the $$$ for the premier refills since my dog quickly bites off the hard treat that is sticking out and never gets what's inside the bone. So I started filling this with a couple of pupperoni sticks (I had to squeeze them a little to insert them). Now he spends hours knawing on the bone. He has learned the best way to get the pupperoni out though is digging at it with his nails. He breaks of smalls pieces at a time and eats them.