My dogs love these bully sticks. My puppy especially is crazy for these. They keep him occupied for a good long while and he never has had any digestive upset from eating them. I feel good about the fact that they are from free range cattle.

They are expensive, but I bought them in bulk from SitStay.com so you get a little break on the price that way.

When you need some quiet time, put puppy in his kennel with a free range bully stick.

Pros: keeps puppy busy, no digestive upset

Cons: expensive

My dog loves bully sticks, but they stink so I don't give them to him too often. He also loves them SO much that he tends to get a little protective over them, so we don't really use them in our house anymore! But I know dogs love them and it gives them something to do and they are all natural.

Pros: Keeps dogs occupied

Cons: Smelly!

Our dogs love bully sticks adn we can pick them up in town at the local pet shops, beowolf and cornerstone. The best part about these is that they are sold individually, so you can see if your dog likes them before buying a whole bunch. They shape is great, dogs hold between the paws and chew. I am sure these are great for big and small dogs.

Pros: long lasting, good for teeth and chewers

Cons: expensive

My cavapoo Daphne loves bully sticks. I buy them locally from a doggie bakery or from ebay. I have never had a MOO brand bully with any odor. I have ordered others that claimed to be odor free or low odor. Almost everytime that is not the case. There are some bully sticks out there I wouldn't let Daphne bring in the house because of the odor.

Pros: ODOR FREE!!!

Cons: expense.

My lil Gurl loves sticks to play with. Her favorite game we call 'Stik'. This Bully Stick when I throw it for her she refuses to bring it back..not at all like the stiks she finds in the woods,...the Bully one she runs away with it.

Pros: Good chewy treat

Cons: none