WhiteTail Naturals - Lamb Horns for Dogs (2 Pack- Small) Long Lasting Dog Chews - Grain Free Chew Bone - Natural Ram Sheep Horn Treat - Tough Chew Toy for Medium Breeds and Teething Puppies.

As expected. Great product.

The media could not be loaded. My dog cannot get enough of these lamb horn bones! He starts dancing when he sees them and takes them every where with him. He loves chewing on them. Now that he’s a year old, he goes through them pretty fast. One typically last about a week.

We got these for our dogs (a bulldog/Australian shepherd mix and a border collie/lab mix) and they LOVED them! Maybe a bit too much... They gnawed them down to nubby little choking hazards in just a few hours! 😄 I'm thrilled that they loved them so much, but I was pretty disappointed that they didn't last as long as the deer antlers we usually get them. But I don't know if that's because the deer antlers are more durable, or if it's simply because my dogs enjoyed these more than the deer antlers and thus gave the horns more focused and determined attention.In any event, I will likely splurge on these for my pups in the future, but only for special occasions. It's a bit too pricey for me to keep in a regular rotation.***UPDATE***One of my dogs threw up the night after chewing the horns to bits. When we get these in the future, we will be limiting the amount of time he gets with the horns.

Golden doodle had no interest as it seemed super hard and my aggressive chewer of a amaeicanbully gave up on them…

They really liked them.

There are currently three dedicated chewers in my household who love lamb's horns. These dogs were ready to put me in the poor house so they could get their chew fix (ingrates!), and I was forced to find an alternative to what they'd been getting in order to keep everyone happy. That's how I came across these horns - they're large, last a while (a few weeks with some pretty good chewing), and they're a little less expensive, meaning that I can purchase a bit more frequently. Win/win for everyone involved!

Purchased a 2 pack. Both were approx 5 inches but one was much thinner-walled than the other. It split into dangerous looking shards within a few minutes and had to be thrown out. This was our 60 pound golden retreiver who we consider a medium chewer and who never destroys or breaks other chews or bones. The other horn in pack is thicker and might hold up longer but we're not willing to take the risk. The water buffalo horns we've had in the past do not shatter like these sheep/ram horns and gradually fray apart into fibers (like bristles on a broom). We expected these to wear down the same way but unfortunately they just shatter into hazardous sharp pieces and with very little effort it seems.

These bones were like plastic. The first one she picked up and a big chunk came off. Waste of money.