70s Textile

Marsoni

M251S

$15.00

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70s TextileCopyright 2025 Melissa Kelley Longarm quilting pattern for digital quilting. File formats include: . JPG PDF PNG BQM CQP DXF HQA HQF HQV HQW IQP LDF PAT PLT QCC QLI SSD TEXT . jpg image Computerized designs only. They come standard between 8 10" for optimized digitizing and the included . pdf has recommended sizing information, but you can adjust the size to your liking and machine preferences.

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The dogs love this. I have Pitbulls and a Cattle dog/Basset mix. It gets a lot of use. If you've had BENEBONES. these will be a little different. They're a different material. But work the same. My dogs go after both these and the Benebones. If you're wondering, these DO produce little sharp pieces of plastic material. Always monitor your dogs.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026

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Kelly

Battle Creek, US

★★★★★ 3

Fun design, dog loved it but keeps getting teeth stuck so had to toss it out.

Color: KING KONG

My dog likes this and I thought it was a great option. It's a fun character design. We ran into a problem though - she keeps getting her lower jaw/teeth stuck between the two arms of the ape. The distance between the fists is just wide enough to allow her teeth through it, but narrow enough that they get stuck and then she starts yelping until she figures out how to free her lower jaw. The first time, I thought it was a fluke. The second time, I took it away and tossed it. Maybe a future design could give more space between the fists.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2025

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Judy Deibel

Fort Morgan, US

★★★★★ 4

Keep chewing boys!

Color: KING KONG

There is nothing that can't be destroyed. The nice thing about dog toys from this company, is that they last a long time. We have 3 dogs 🐕, 2 of them are aggressive cheers. Over time, these dog toys will develop some sharp edges. When the dogs want to play, if they rub that toy on your ankle, it can remove skin. The toy is still intact, but becomes hazardous to the humans in the house. That is when you go back to the Amazon site, and order new toys. Our dogs love these, as they are a challenge to chew. And they do last a long time.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026

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Dakota S

Battle Creek, US

★★★★★ 5

Our Pit loves them!!

Size: Medium, Style: Bone, Product Packaging: Standard Packaging

We are on our third one in 2 years for our Pitbull Terrier. She’s an extremely aggressive chewer and will shred even the most “durable” labeled toys. She gets bored with rope style toys and always alternates to this Kong rubber bone. She will gnaw on this thing for hours. After a few days of use, it does start to show wear and the rubber begins splitting, but we haven’t had to be concerned about chunks or anything like that coming off and choking her. Keeps her teeth nice and shiny while keeping her occupied for hours. When one wears out, we just order a new one. I hate spending big money on dog toys, but these are more affordable and worth the cost!!

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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025