Best dog chew bone(s) ever made. They have been our bone of choice for many years. ALL of my dogs absolutely love to chew them, however, I do worry about the small sharp, jagged pieces of nylon that protrude from the chewed surface so, I pick the bones up after they have been chewed for about an hour. That system works well. As with most routines, the boys have learned that they will get to chew again tomorrow. Yes, it is possible to take a bone away from a Pit Bull, a Labrador and a Shepherd. Just make sure that the dog understands that the bone belongs to you before you lend it to him. If you cannot pick up your dogs food bowl while he is eating, I would not try to pick up his bone while he is chewing! My vet's only concern was about my Pit's teeth after the 11 year old chipped a tooth while chewing. His chew sessions were reduced but he enjoyed the bones without incident until he died at 14.