Premium Himalayan Yak Cheese Dog Chews - Natural, Long-Lasting & Healthy Treats for Small, Medium & Large Dogs - Yak Bones for Aggressive Chewers - XL Bulk 3 lb Pack - Perfect for Training, Teething & Dental Health

These are perfect for my puppy and have been an absolute godsend. Before you buy, you need to evaluate whether or not they are suitable for your dog though, as clearly some folks have issues.My dog is an almost-5 month old large Bullboxer. So she's a big girl, in the middle of teething, and is able to handle bigger, tougher chews. My dilemma I was trying to solve for was that she's in that stage where she wants to put everything in her mouth and chew on whatever is around.We found that the "real" bones that the pet stores sell can easily splinter and create sharp, dangerous shards. Many other chew treats just get devoured way too quickly. The rawhides can cause choking (had that problem with my last dog). She doesn't like the nylbone style bones because there's all that work, and no gratification, i.e., lots of chewing but nothing to actually eat. And the larger, edible chew bones they have in grocery stores make her sick.So we were looking for something that provided chewing satisfaction, was edible and lasted a long time. The Buffalo Ear chew treats are also really good for this, but do not last NEARLY as long as these do. A Yeti chew will often last her for a few days. She will even carry it around and keep it with her toys and things, and pick it out when she wants a good chewing session. The dog seems to really enjoy both the taste and the chewing experience, and enjoys chewing for awhile, then will set it aside and come back to it. They are absolutely great for when we are trying to get her to settle down and she needs something to occupy her.Yes, they are a little spendy, but since they last so long I feel like they are more than worth it. Also, our dog has had no problem at all in terms of digestibility or tummy upset- which has happened with other style chews. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention- these do not stink. I mean, yes, they are cheese, and if you take a good sniff you can smell a bit of that 'old cheesy' smell, but it is definitely not one of those treats you give out, then come back in the room a few minutes later and it smells like limberger locker room. I have a sensitive nose, and these are absolutely not bad, and don't bother anyone in the family. There's no lingering oder, they don't give our dog stinky breath... nothing like that, so they pass the 'stink' test as well.I think these are just fantastic, and am so glad to have discovered them. We make sure we always have some on hand.However, if your dog is a smaller breed, doesn't have strong jaws, or has any sort of dental issues, I would not recommend. I would think they could prove frustrating or even possibly hurt teeth in dogs that aren't strong chewers with healthy teeth.