Tag: Antlers

Many large breed owners have one common problem — their pet’s chews just don’t last long enough. This is of course an issue for not just your pooch, who’s now bored and hungry for more, but also
your wallet. Don’t sweat it! We at BestBullySticks.com have a great solution that is not only nutritious and delicious, but also environmentally sound.

Big Treats for Big Dogs

Our Giant Elk Antler is the ultimate solution for aggressive chewers and big dogs alike. We’re not kidding, either. These things are HUGE! Measuring at 10-12 inches long by 1.5-3 inches wide, you’ll be amazed at how long these treats last. Don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten about the little ones! They come in smaller sizes, too.

BestBullySticks offers a wide variety of long-lasting elk antler dog chews to fit every dog’s size and chewing appetite.

Sustainability

So, how do we sustainably and responsibly get a hold of these chews? Well, the answer is simple. Naturally shed every winter, these elk antlers litter the Rocky mountains and are collected right here in the USA. Not only are these single-ingredient, all-natural treats sustainably harvested, no animals are harmed in the process!

Benefits

Did we mention they’re completely odorless and leave no residue? With no smells or nasty by-products, these treats won’t stain or stink up your carpets and furniture. Let’s not forget about how healthy they are! Full of naturally occurring nutrients like calcium, potassium, magnesium, and glucosamine, our elk antlers help to support healthy bones making them particularly well suited for older dogs.

 We’re are proud to offer our great customers all-natural and sustainable options for their pets. BestBullysticks.com has an entire line of Elk Antlers to choose from, so no matter your dog’s size, we’ve got something for you!

The Komondor truly has a commanding presence. A unique looking, intelligent and fiercely loyal dog, Best Bully Sticks Breed Spotlight will take a look at what makes this strong-willed and strong-bodied dog tick. With origins in Asia and Eastern Europe, the Komondor is an interesting read!

History & Background: The name Komondor comes from phrase “Koman-dor” meaning “Dog of the Cumans” in the language of the Cumans, a migratory, light skinned and haired people. The Komondor has a common ancestry with Tibetan dogs. The Cuman people were pushed out of Asia around 900 during the Mongol conquest. The Cuman people finally found refuge and settled around 1200 in Hungary.

This large breed was used not as a livestock herder, but a livestock guard dog for large sheep and cattle. Their duty as guard dog to these animals came mostly without human prompting. Komondors were so revered in Cuman culture that their remains have been found in gravesites. These dogs are now a national Hungarian treasure and are being preserved so no sullying or modification happens to this breed. This breed began to spread around the world in the 1920s and started appearing in dog shows. This dog is still a favorite in the show ring and was recognized by the AKC in 1937. Today this dog is known as the “Hungarian Komondor” or “Hungarian Sheepdog.”

Height: Males: 27.5 inches minimum height, 31.5 inches average height; Females: 25.5 inches minimum height, 27.5 inches average height

Weight:  Males average 110–132 lbs, Females average 88–110 lbs Read more