Best Bully Sticks Jumbo Bully Sticks Dog Chews, 6", 25 Count

Wearable smell, but my puppy loves it. Phone size that I ordered was a little too big for my 20 pound miniature schnauzer, but it last longer. The price is just so high for all of the bully sticks but if you don’t buy a good brand, the dogs end up getting sick

The odor is not great but dogs love them. My dog is a big chewer and gets through these quickly. I have to watch her carefully and take them away when they get small because she will swallow them whole and I am afraid of her choking. They are expensive but all bully sticks are

I've been buying these since my trainer suggested them. They keep my now 8 month old puppy busy. But tonight when I went to give him a jumbo stick, I noticed bugs at the bottom of the bag, which is a first, I hope. They were not being stored where they would get in there and none of his other treats had them. I'm going to be very leery about buying them again. Nonrefundable.

Overall I give it a five stars because it’s my dog‘s favorite. We have tried other brands but she always likes this one the best. And I think she likes it the best because it does have more of a scent to it that some people might not like. My dog is only 12 pounds and I get the bigger sticks so that they last longer and for some reason she likes them better. One tip I have is if your dog gets uninterested in one that’s been sitting out put it back in the bag to get some more sent back on it (rotate them). On a side note I think all bully sticks cost too much money but if you’re gonna get some anyways these are the ones to buy:)

I ordered what I thought was the thickest ones there are for my 2 large chewers, they love them but the were gone in less than 30 minutes. For that much money I would have hoped they would last longer.

Had to give 1 star for scent because if you’ve ever gotten bully sticks for your dog, you know exactly what I’m talking about. They smell god awful. This is not the brand’s fault. It’s just because of what they are and what makes them so enticing to your dog. But they really do smell a little like road kill, so if that’s an issue for you maybe consider another chew type.I have a Pittie/German Shepard puppy who was already a massive chewer to begin with who is now teething on top of that and these things are the -only- thing that stops her from destroying the house. They aren’t cheap (no bully sticks are) but there can be some variation on how thick/hard some brands are but these are sturdy and thick enough to hold up to a persistent heavy chewer for about 3-4 days each, which isn’t too bad for a bully stick (shes 4.5 months right now and about 25lbs if you need a reference for size)

Smaller than I expected. Lasted about 15 minutes for my dog. Was a very expensive "little" treat for my dog.

My dachshunds usually love bully sticks, but they literally turn their noses up at these. It’s really too bad, because from my human perspective, these are really great! They are a really good size, bigger than the diameter of a nickel, maybe closer to that of a quarter. (I don’t have one with me right now, but trust me, they’re definitely thicker than most bullies.) They’re very heavy, solid, dense chews that would stand up to some very busy chewing. They are nondescript, without any visual reminder that these are animal body parts, let alone which part in particular. Most significant of all, they lack much of the infamous odor other bully sticks feature. They are as close to odorless as I’ve ever come across.Unfortunately, I believe it is this very benefit that makes these bully sticks so uninteresting for my dogs. They no longer have the strong gamey scent or intense flavor that dogs love. Bully sticks are normally very rich and meaty, very *authentic*. The very things that appeal to dogs are the things we humans find icky: the realistic shape and strong smell.Best Bully Sticks is a high-quality brand that obviously puts a lot of work into their product. I’ve tried several of their varieties of sizes and counts and grades of bully sticks and other bits and pieces. Their bully sticks are always exactly the right length, uniform in every way, and the right grade (Supreme, Premium, etc.) I find them very reliable and priced reasonably for their quality. But my dogs don’t really care about any of that.What my dogs do care about, these bully sticks don’t deliver on. It seems that when we try to make bully sticks more tolerable for humans, we ruin them for the dogs. Yes, they make me squeamish. Yes, they smell. But if making them not icky or stinky also makes my dogs not want them, well, that’s no good for either of us.There’s nothing *wrong* with these, exactly. They’re very high quality and show a lot of care was put into making an odor-free bully stick. But they go to waste. My dogs absolutely do not want them. They prefer Cadet brand. It is much, much less reliable in terms of size and lengths of the sticks per bag, but my dogs love those sticks at any size. The shape varies too. I’ll just come out and say it - you can tell they’re penises. Yup. That’s what makes Best Bully Sticks so different then Cadet.So you may have to weigh the pros and cons, like I did.BEST BULLY STICKS. ✔️Look nice. ✔️ Uniform. ✔️ Odor-lite. ✖️Dogs love themCADET BRAND. ✖️Look nice. ✖️Uniform. ✖️Odor-lite. ❤️ Dogs love them