HDP Jumbo Bully Sticks 12" Type:12" Jumbo Size:Pack of 25

There is nothing jumbo about these. They don't match the picture. There is no tendon in the middle. They are mostly skin and my dog can chew it up in less than 5 min. Also on the packaging it doesn't say jumbo but does say quantity. If asked them repeatedly to send the correct one as the show in thier picture but they refused.

Good value for product but DEFINITELY not jumbo compared to other jumbo bully sticks I've purchased. Bigger than average, yes; jumbo, no.

The best treat I’ve found that keeps my crazy lab occupied for a long time ( gives me a break ) the smell isn’t as strong as others claim, besides, isn’t that what all dogs love? He eats half and finishes the rest that night or the next day. They truly are jumbo sized.

It's hard to know how to rate something I can barely stand the smell of. These do smell just awful. Like, I'm trying to come up with an analogy for what a box of these smells like but a box of smelly bull penises is...well...exactly what it would smell like! I considered returning them but I've already given one to my dog. He's chewing it now and I'm doing everything I can not to gag.It's quite pungent.But, while they are smelly bull penises, they are quite large smelly bull penises. So, I feel that I got a good deal.

I read so many conflicting reviews that I bought a box of the 12 for $39.00 and another box of the Monstrous that were 25 for $95. Both on Amazon Prime.First the financial review. The monstrous sticks were $3.96 per stick while the thinner sticks were $3.25.....BUT there is more meat on the bigger stick. I weighed 12 of each and the monstrous were 23% heavier per stick. If you do the math, the cost of the Monstrous sticks was exactly the same BY WEIGHT as the smaller sticks. Since we have smaller dogs it just takes longer for them to chew the thicker sticks. Additionally, our local pet shop sells 6" sticks for $3.99 so anyway you look at it, we are getting the sticks for 1/2 of the money of our local store. If you have big dogs, they may be able to gobble up a thin stick, but our little dogs have to work at it...thick or thin.Now the flavor review. My dogs love these things. My sister is a vet and she told me in 20 years she has NEVER had a dog with a blocked intestine from rawhide chews... and she recommended them for our dogs teeth. She also said that she like the Bully Sticks better and our dogs like rawhide chews but they LOVE the Bully Sticks. The smell of 25 of them in a box is a bit rank but individually, as the dogs chew them, I don't notice any odor in the house. The dogs steal these from each other every chance they get and partially chewed rawhide chips are now laying abandoned in different parts of the house. And I guess there is some comic relief knowing that the thing the dogs are chewing on is a Bull's pecker. LOL. Great product, quick shipping. Love Amazon Prime.

Probably half of the sticks are actually monstrous. Not bad. The unfortunate thing is, these are some of the smelliest, stankest, grossest, cow manure smelling bully sticks I've ever smelled. My dog still likes them, but no more or less than the "low odor" variety. I've bought these a couple times now and both times were stank. So, it wasn't just a "bad batch". If they could work on the stink, and actually deliver 25 "MONSTROUS" sticks instead of ~12 big ones and ~13 regulars...It would be 5 stars and the best bully stick value on the market. Too bad. That said, if you have an outside dog and/or don't mind the stench, this is a good buy at around 95 bucks for 25 sticks.

I've been buying bully sticks for years but this is the first time buying this lot. My dog usually loves them but did not seem to take to these. They are definitely a good size and do not regret ordering the jumbo. The only difference I noticed was that these sticks actually reek of urine. Not sure if they weren't cooked as well or smoked as noted in the description but they are by far the worst smelling bully sticks I've ever gotten and my dog doesn't seem to care for them either which I can only attribute to the smell. Debating on whether to try to boil and cook the smell out as some websites have suggested (which may shrink or overcook the sticks) or just send them back. Regardless, I won't be able to deal with the smell and they are the first bully stick my dog didn't go crazy for.

Well I tried other sources. I tried other types. These are the only ones that came out to be a reasonable value time after time. They still are a very expensive treat but, for my dogs, sometimes they are the only things that will settle them down.The best thing from the owners point of view is that these treats leave no debris. The worst thing is that they do smell a bit if you are right next to the dog while they are chewing.Overall we keep coming back to these treats over and again and we keep coming back to this vendor. That's pretty much the final test isn't it?