EcoKind Premium Gold Yak Cheese Himalayan Dog Chews, Dog Treats Large Breed, All Natural, High Protein, for Aggressive Chewers, Large - 4 Chews (1 lb)

Wish it was cheaper, but love it my dogs love it. It lasts a long time.

I started buying these when my GSD / Malinos mix was a puppy. He chewed up EVERYTHING!! Every toy. Every dog bed. Shoes, Bras....you get the picture. I stumbled on a yak chew at my local pet supply store in my neighborhood. I took it home to my Buster Boy and he went to town on it. I have since rescued another pit mix and she loves these as well. Currently I am fostering a GSD pup and these are a hit with her as well. If I don't have one of these around for her to chew on, she will chew on anything she can get her teeth on, lol. When they get down to about the size of a bar of soap, I soak them in water for about 15 minutes, put in microwave for a minute and then let it cool for another 5 minutes or so. It is a super crunchy piece of goodness they absolutely love. Nothing goes to waste. If you have a major chewer of a dog, this is the best thing to get them. They are costly but well worth it!!

I have 5 dogs ranging from 7 pounds to 200 pounds and they all love these “bones” .I appreciate the safety and no smelliness.

Our 7 month old Corgi is a super aggressive chewer. I bought this pack of four sticks, hoping they would be very safe for him, and that each stick would last several days. He REALLY likes the flavor and texture of the first stick I gave him. It's kept him busy for hours. However, it will only last him a few hours. He's been at it that long, and it's nearly gone. Beats shoelaces and wood chips, though!!

Long lasting and doesn’t break apart easier so I found this safe for my puppy. I bought a large size so my puppy would not swallow it whole

My dogs love these. I buy the large sticks even though I have small dogs because my dogs are pretty aggressive chewers. The best part is that they are fully digestible. I do take the chewy away when it gets small enough to be a choking hazard, but you can pop the small pieces into the microwave for a minute or two and they puff up into a crunchy treat that they can eat. (After they have cooled off.)

My dog loves it, but she always takes it hesitantly and eventually gets into it. Once she has gotten into it, it’s hard to get it back from her. It helps with plaque for sure, but sometimes her teeth get bloody because she’s gnawing on it so hard. That’s when I bribe her with her favorite treat to make her drop the yaks milk. After a few days, I give it back to her. When it’s just a little nub I microwave it for a few seconds (20-30 seconds) and it puffs up like popcorn. Beware, though, it is STINK when microwaved. She loves it, though!

My dog absolutely loves these and they last several days with her and she's a chewer! When the dog chews it down to an inch or two probably 2 inches you can put it in the microwave for about 45 seconds and it will expand and offer another light crunchy treat and then they won't choke on it either.