What exactly are you wanting the bone for?
If it's just to satisfy your dogs chewing, what you've listed is pretty much it for the big names. You can try any of the non-edible nylabone type chews, which are pretty durable with little choking danger.
If your looking to supplement diet, then you'll have to do some research on real bones. Beef hip and thigh bones can be used and can be bought from local deli's and are relatively inexpensive. Your dog can enjoy eating some real meat and marrow and they can last for days or longer.
I stay away from rawhide of any kind due to an incident with our dobie last year; not worth the risk. My new rottie hasn't been introduced to bones yet; she has several other substitutes available.
Hope this helps.
If it's just to satisfy your dogs chewing, what you've listed is pretty much it for the big names. You can try any of the non-edible nylabone type chews, which are pretty durable with little choking danger.
If your looking to supplement diet, then you'll have to do some research on real bones. Beef hip and thigh bones can be used and can be bought from local deli's and are relatively inexpensive. Your dog can enjoy eating some real meat and marrow and they can last for days or longer.
I stay away from rawhide of any kind due to an incident with our dobie last year; not worth the risk. My new rottie hasn't been introduced to bones yet; she has several other substitutes available.
Hope this helps.
