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Review on Unbreakable Oneisall Dog Chew Toy For Aggressive Puppy Chewers by Tim Thuss

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Smells disgusting and some sort of coating is all around the .

Smells disgusting and some sort of coating is all around the toy. My dog somewhat likes it, still chews it occasionally but god damn whatever chemical they are coating on this toy is nasty. Mine arrived with the box nearly shredded so I pulled the toy out without thinking too much and my hands smelled like that disgusting chemical scent for the whole day no matter how many times I wash them.UPDATED 8/16.Seller contacted me asking me to update the review for a refund. So here's few honest updates:1. The unbearable scent is still there but nothing compared to first 2 weeks. I can now actually touch it without getting the scent stuck on my hand forever. I was also worried that the scent will get rubbed on my couch & carpet (and they f**king did) but eventually it went away. No longer there. So there's a bump up to 3-star from 2.2. My pup still likes to chew on this every now and then - he's one aggressive chewer yet only half of this toy is gone so far so it's durable for sure. I will give them that. I still don't really like it when I see my pup chews on this because idk wtf kind of chemical gave that scent to this toy, but he never gotten sick from this toy so I am not sure how to feel about it. But then he never really have gotten any tummyache from anything so maybe it's just his stomach of steel doing its thing. Will keep on observing3. This thing is worse than Lego blocks if you ever step on it. I am talking about insta-death while unable to breath kind of pain. Better watch out

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Pros
  • Provides mental stimulation: The toy provides mental stimulation, which can help keep your dog sharp and engaged
Cons
  • It may not be as effective as other methods of dog behavioral training