Dingos Rawhide (minis) Reviews

A mini-Dingo rawhide chew killed by little 11 pound terrier. He choked in my arms and there was nothing I could do other than watch him suffocate. It is all over the web that these things are dangerous. It is pure greed that stores still stock these. At a minimum, they should warn customers that there is a substantial choking risk posed by this product. —… read full review »

After my children left home, a friend gave me a puppy to keep me company.. Needless to say, two years later my dog has become my "third child".. Anyone that is really close to their pet knows exactly what I'm talking about...  So, Buddy, my Lhasa Apso, gets pampered the same way I treated my children.. When I come across a new treat, we usually try it..  Buddy is very picky about the flavors that he will eat.. So, I was very surprised when he loved the taste of these rawhides so much.. When you find a good thing, you stick with it! I've had no problems with these treats except… read full review »

My dad told me about dingo bones when I got my Pomeranian, Angus. He is now a touch over 2 years old, and weighs about 12 pounds (a little chubby). He is in the routine of getting up every day, watching my husband or I fill his food and water, and then patiently waiting for his Dingo Bone. It is his very favorite treat, and he gets quite upset if he doesn't get one EVERY day. He went to the Vet recently, who told me that his dental health was incredible, most likely due to his rawhide habit. Even though Angus has a sensitive digestive system, the Dingo Bones agree with his tummy quite well,… read full review »

and she just loved it.  I also sent some to my "doggie niece", a little papillion, named Scamp and she was hooked too.  These are the greatest dog treats ever invented.  Annie, my little yellow lab favors them above all others.  I think she even prefers them to sneaking the cat food!  They are a little pricey but worth it when you love your dog as much as I love mine.  We just mix them up with the other treats and she proudly carries it off to her special corner when it's Dingo… read full review »

I know first hand they can get stuck in a dog's throat. We almost lost our minature dachshund  dog last night to a mini dingo. He loves them and will chew on them constantly, well he decided to swallow too big of piece. He was not breathing, limp in our hands and foaming at the mouth before we able to work it down his throat. It was to far in for us to reach down and pull it out. — As much as our little guy loves Dingos he will never get another one. —… read full review »

I have a Boxer bull dog.She loves Dingo treats.Her favorite size is the small ones..don't ask me why..she just prefers them.She will get her 'bone' and run to the living room with it and lay down and chew and chew untill it is gone.When she gets it untied and it starts getting soft..that is what she really likes.I declare she will be chewing on her bone,and when it gets soft,she will look up ar you and SMILE while she is chewing it.It is so cute!!!Dingo rawhide bones help to keep her breath fresh,so that is ALWAYS a plus for me.Dingo treats are not very expensive to buy either..even if they… read full review »

My dogs really loved these, and although they were a little more exspensive, I usually gave in once or twice a week.  This went on for a little while, but then I noticed that my 2 year old shih tsu had figured out that if she chewed on it just right, she could bite off the knot end.  At that point I really became concerned about choking (especially for her younger brother, a 4 month old shis tsu).  I still gave them to them, but now I watched really closely.  Sure enough, my little one figured out the same trick and tried to swallow the whole knot.  So that was then… read full review »

My Miniature Schnauzer and Bichon go dingy for Dingo bones!  Sometimes we have to separate them if one finishes before the other. They're like catnip for dogs! :) They are especially great when you have a puppy who wants to chew, chew, chew!  It keeps them busy and occupied for about one hour.  We buy the small bones, so I'm sure the medium or large ones would last longer.  We have never had any issues with loose stools, but like us, all dogs have different digestive systems.  I highly recommend the Dingo… read full review »

Dingos are a great treat for both my two Bostons and two Rotties.  The fact that they come in different sizes and shapes make it a great reward at the end of any training session. — The little Dingos are not the safety hazard as many large size rawhide treats and it gives the Bostons hours of chewing fun. — Both the Rotties are aggressive chewers and love the Dingos and which are often gone in a matter of minutes. — My furkids love them and I tell all my friends about Dingo treats! —… read full review »

I have a 45lb boxer that loves these. Of course he loves the little ones that are easy for him to devour in a matter of minutes but still he loves them and it's a good way to get him to eat something other than my gym shoes. I also have a 13 year old cockerspaniel that cant chew much anymore because of losing so many teeth. The small bones are easy for him to chew on without the worry of him hurting his teeth further. All in all my dogs go nuts when they see these… read full review »

      I have a mini pin that LIVES for these things, he is usually into something, but, give him one of these and he is busy for hours. They are very good for keeping dogs busy, all of my dogs love them, and they come in different sizes and different flavors. And with the Christmas season right around the corner, what a GREAT stocking stuffer!! :o) They come in different size packages, depending on what size you get, not a bad price.… read full review »

I picked these up for my dog to try out. He loves them! It helps keep his teeth sharp and clean. He considers them a treat! Since he would have them all eaten within a day, I have to keep them up where he can't get into them. I find them to be affordable, especially compared to similar products that are available. I buy them regularly, and would recommend them in a heartbeat. … read full review »

My dog doesn't normally chew rawhide bones since she cracked one of her teeth. Not sure how she did that. Anyhow, she loves these because of the size and the meat strip. Mainly, she'll eat the meat strip and leave the rest. The only thing I really don't like about it is sometimes she'll leave little red things which if not picked up right away get stuck in the… read full review »