Benebone Wishbone Durable Dog Chew Toy for Aggressive Chewers, Real Bacon, Made in USA, Medium

My dog is a heavy chewer, and she absolutely loves the Benebone Wishbone—it's one of her favorite toys. We subscribe and save to keep them on hand, and sometimes there are good multi-pack deals. Just a heads-up: the chew does leave behind small pieces occasionally, so be prepared to find bits in your socks. Despite having three heads, our dog holds the bone down by the "two" and chews on the "one." The two is done by Benebone standards when the nub is chewed to a little nub. It seems like a waste of material, but Benebone collects and recycles leftover bones. We love that! We'll usually save about 6-8 before sending back the "leftovers." Despite that, it’s durable and well worth it for tough chewers.

I recently got a wishbone for my dog, and it’s become his absolute favorite thing! The moment I brought it out, his eyes lit up, tail wagging like crazy. It’s made of durable, natural material that holds up to his enthusiastic chewing, which is a huge plus for my power-chewer. The shape is perfect for him to grip and carry around, and it keeps him entertained for hours—whether he’s gnawing on it or proudly parading it through the house.

Sometimes I work long hours so I like to give my babies something to do while Im gone. I love these bones/treats because they keep them busy but they are also safe! They are chewable & digestible but hard enough that they dont break off little pieces that they can choke on. So these work exactly the way I need.

Tough, and Totally Dog-Approved!My dogs live for Benebones ! I have aggressive chewers who can destroy most toys in minutes, but this one has held up impressively well. I've had them for months, and it's still going strong with just some normal wear.The wishbone shape is genius—it gives multiple angles to chew on and is easy to hold between paws.I also love that it’s made in the USA and feels like a safer alternative to rawhide or cheap plastic toys. No weird smell, and no mess left behind—just happy, busy dogs.If you have a strong chewer and you’re tired of wasting money on toys that barely last, do yourself a favor and grab one of these. It’s a total game-changer for our household!

***EDIT 3: I have upgraded this to four stars. I received two replacement JUMBO bones after the one I purchased broke off almost instantly. I think that product had a defect in it, which is a little dangerous because it broke into a piece that could be swallowed. HOWEVER, the two replacement bones have been excellent. One got chewed up first, and it did slowly whittle away, but it did not break into any dangerous pieces and it did not get sharp. My puppy loved it! The second bone she has had a little more trouble chewing away, and it still gets her attention after months of hard chewing. Which makes me think that the bones have different hardness levels in the batches they are made, but that is just speculation. Regardless, the bone is great and does does not break into little pieces which could be choking hazards, and it does not get sharp.Great product, a little inconsistent in batches maybe, but it will get your dog's attention, provide hours of chewing, and the scent does not get on the carpet like other chew toys or bones. Good purchase!***Edit 1: Benebone contacted me almost immediately and offered a replacement of the larger size. Their customer service representative has been friendly and I forwarded my contact information through their website for the replacement. I will update when I receive the new product and my experience.******Edit 2: When I contacted Benebone's customer service to provide my address, they immediately responded in approximately an hour. In fact, they already sent and I received not one replacement, but TWO replacement bones and a nice handwritten note. I have attached a photo below proving it. The replacements were the LARGER, upgraded sizes too! I have upgraded this review to 3 Stars premised on the sincere and strong customer service they have shown me. THIS COMPANY STANDS BEHIND THEIR PRODUCTS. For that, I think it is just to upgrade my 2 star review to 3 stars. I still stand by what I had said below regarding the smaller size, but so far my puppy LOVES the JUMBO Benebone and I will surely review the JUMBO in two weeks to see how it holds up. So far, the JUMBO is 5 STARS for sure; it has held up much better than the other chew toy, despite my puppy's intense chewing on this bone (it smells much stronger than the little bone and the flavor must be super intense for her). Despite this intense chewing, the bone has taken very little damage from her--it is holding up much better.ADVICE: Do not go by the weight recommendations and size. If your puppy/dog prefers to chew on hard bones, just get the largest size for 100 lb dogs. If your puppy chews on hard bones once in awhile but not really, then you can go for the size for 70 lb dogs. I still think the 70 lb Benebone I got had a defect which resulted in one branch completely falling off immediately--the other two branches are solid despite heavy chewing--but this new JUMBO bone is amazing!***Original Review*** - 2 StarsI purchased this for my 45 lb, 8 month old pit bull/shepherd mix. It is a good idea and design, but one whole end was destroyed in no time. Perhaps I got a defective one with an air bubble or crack, as you can see from the photo below that one end completely broke off/wore down but the other two ends are barely damaged despite my puppy's chewing.Regardless, I feel a little mislead that it was rated for dogs up to 70 lbs and, while the packaging warns you that this is just an estimate, one who anticipate that it would last longer than a week for a puppy 25 lbs lighter than the estimate. Nylabones and elk antlers lasted much longer than this did and my puppy seriously chews on the elk antlers quite intensely.As way of some background, my puppy has a lot of chew toys ranging from bones, rawhide, ropes, stuffed animals, nylabones, and rubber balls. She certainly spent a lot of attention on this toy the last week, but it wasn't exclusive and her chewing was shared with some of her other staples.I like that this toy has bacon mixed in with it. If you smell the toy, particularly where your dog has been chewing, you can kind of smell a meaty aroma. It does not get on the rug or rub off, and it is a faint smell, but on the chewed parts you can smell something. It is not noticeable when you are sitting next to your dog/puppy and the toy, or near the toy; it is only when you pick up the toy and put it right to your nose. I can only imagine what this smells like to dogs with their super sense of smell!I also can't argue with the design/shape of the toy--it's perfect! The curve of the toy is great, as she can scoop it up or put pressure on one end to elevate the opposite end to chew on it.But I just can't get over how quickly that one end came off. I got it about two weeks ago and I gave it to her last week (I slowly introduce new toys to keep her occupied and her mind stimulated). Compared to other chew toys--including nylabone and elk antlers--this toy wore down much quicker. In fact, the nylabone she has had for much longer, the puppy nylabones nonetheless, have outlasted this toy and the nylabone has been around since we first took her home at 2 months. She has also had an elk antler which has also lasted much longer and she REALLY goes after that one.I have attached a photo below of my puppy and the damage to the bone. For the cost, which is about the same as a nylabone, I would have wished it lasted much longer than it did--which is why I got it in the first place as opposed to another nylabone. I would be happy if it lasted a few months, which is what I would guess to be its normal lifespan.I would not classify my puppy as a big chewer either. She certainly chews and can do damage to hard bones or chew toys, but she is by no means a destroyer--she does not even shred her stuffed animals and has executed only a few (some were not even dog chew toys but children's toys she was given to play with). This is the first hard toy she has destroyed where I had to take it away.CONCLUSION: Perhaps I got a Benebone that had a defect, or my puppy really just destroyed this one in a mere week, but I simply cannot recommend this version of the Benebone I got. I might try to get the jumbo Benebone or one rated higher for bigger dogs up to 100 lbs if they go on sale, but I don't think that my 8 month old puppy should warrant a toy for dogs up to 100 lbs when she has not destroyed any of her other toys like this one. It even takes her longer to go through some of the large rawhide toys she has!

Bought two of these for my Staffordshire/Pitbull (M 90lbs) and Great Dane (F 130lbs). I was having trouble finding something for real power chewers. Most things are either too small or too weak for such powerful dogs. So far they love these. It’s really awesome they come in different sizes but the fact they have a really large one is perfect. There is not a lot of toys for the really big dogs for some reason. I can’t give a 130lb puppy a regular toy. That’s like telling Shaq to shoot hoops with a racquetball. My pitty chews Kevlar and leather like bubble gum. I gave him a cow femur and he bit the ball joint in half in like 5 mins. That’s a freaking cow hip!!! 99% of “ tough chewer” toys do not hold up but for seconds. These things are chewable but tough. It’s going to be a while before they get thru these.

This is an excellent chew toy for the aggressive chewers, you know, the ones that destroy toys or bones within seconds or hours?? My pittie is that dog! I wish I had these with my last pittie, I would have saved hundreds of dollars on toys that proclaimed that they were strong but was proven wrong by pittie. This bone? This will last multiple months or longer. Money well spent!