Hair-On Hide Rolls

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Our dogs go mute when we give them these bones, they do nothing but focus on them and nothing else. We have two German shepherds and we give them these bones as a special treat. We are very cautious as to what we feed them and they have no issues with these chews as it relates to digestion. They love them far better than their usual collagen chews.

back to thick hides

Ugly chews are a very high quality treat for dogs that I trust and think are a good investment. My only issue is that hides are inconsistent at times. Often my dogs dove right in but then there were hides which were just scrubbed too clean. While the chews to me are stinky, they are not for me to eat they are for my dogs. So, I want them to be smelly. Have seen at all times that the smell is temporary and when hides dry back out the smell goes away. But, if the hides have no smell, my dogs won't touch them and look at it as a waste of money. I want my dogs to be chewing with enthusiasm! One is a year old Doberman the other is a Belgian shepherd. Very high energy breeds that at times I need a break from. Good quality hides give me a chance to get other things done while they chew. My last batch of thick hides were a huge hit. Yup, they are a bit smelly but dogs just kept busy and they lasted several hours. Great company, it's an all American product and plan to keep my subscription. Highly recommend.

Fantastic chew

Our 9-month-old Golden Retriever, Oakley, absolutely loves Ugly Chews. The price is completely worth it. When you figure $10 to $15 for a toy that might last 30 minutes before stuffing is all over the floor, versus hours of safe chewing fun, it's an easy choice. We completely love Ugly Chews!