Best Bully Sticks approximates the diameter on their site. I can't tell what the diameter is on amazon? BBS has thin,thick, standard, &amp; monster in 6"
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I consider these to be between standard and thick. They are thicker than the ones I usually, but do vary in size with most on the thick side.
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Yes, this 3/8" 6 feet lead is very good for training. I have small hands, and this may just be me, the only thing I did not like was that I wished it was thicker in order to have a better grip on it. Why? When I got Bella, my pit bull mix from BARCS, she pulled so much and was so hard to train that it was a little while before I was able to use on her. But, now that she is more manageable I use this leash for training.
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I use the .20 gram 6mm precision bbs by crosman - they are biodegradable and are accurate and work great. Never had any problem with them.
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In my research on bully sticks I have found that North and South American Beef pizzle is going to be the safest for your dog. Buffalo pizzle is not as good, and bully sticks from stock in India, China and countries on the other side of the world have the most health hazard potential.
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Hello everyone. I'm adding my comment on here to help people out in answering their question on the size of these toys. Cause I just ordered these and wanted to know the size as well. And couldn't get a straight answer or have any idea on the real size due to these peoples answers. People saying 2 in. - 3 in. - 5 in. I mean, where do u people get ur concept of measurements from? Anyway, the sizes are Toodee is 3 1/4". Brobee is 3". Plex is 3 1/2". Foofa is 3 1/2". & Muno is 3 3/4". Hope I answered this question for future buyers.
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The last time I visited the company site this link: http://www.bitenot.com/ForDogs.htm and it shows a real good picture on how to measure for your dog. If the address does not work just go to the bitenot.com home page and click the link for "Dogs" and the same page will come up. After looking at the picture and various collar sizes, and still have questions, go the "contact" link at the bottom of the page. Call the toll free number and talk to them...they were always more than willing to help and talk until all your questions are answered.
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The wood itself is fairly hard and would probably withstand medium to light contact with some moderate damage to the ha and mune areas of the blade. Unless your training kids or are very young yourself and not planning to make hard contact I would opt for something a bit heavier and larger. IMO what your wanting to do requires one of the larger, more heavy duty bokkens out there. They come in all shapes and sizes and in every price range. But the good news is that the the cheaper more commonplace ones work out almost as well as high end ones. Personally I favor bokkens that have no wrapping and no tsuba because it teaches you to rely on superior gripping technique rather than whatever hardware the katana may have on it.
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I have a french bulldog so I bought the 1/2 inch first but I felt like it was a little thick and heavy for her since I was going to have her wear the lead around the house all the time. So then I bought the 3/8 inch and I think it's perfect for her. I'm thinking you should get the 1/2 inch because your lab will probably grow into the lead and the 3/8 will be too small. I would also suggest the 6 foot instead of the 4 because it's always good to have more rope then not enough. Sometimes I tie my frenchie to things to make her stay so the 6 foot works well.
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I don't know the origin, but I'm guessing it was NOT USA. These did not work for my Havanese (10 lbs) as they were too big for her to manage. I use straight bully sticks now, and am always sure that they are of USA origin. I would expect these rounds would be satisfactory (size-wise) for larger dogs.
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I think the shorter lead would be best I think it's 4 feet long. If you're asking about thickness, then this would be good. It's a very strong lead. I use it with my 50th pit.
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That seems a little big IMO. But here would be some of my questions. What size and weight is your son using currently? If he's swinging say a 30 or 29, is it really light for him? If not, I would buy the correct size elsewhere instead of getting a better price and having to put chokes on the grip. I err on the smaller size. I see a lot of parents buy big to save money or in hopes for them to hit harder. I like to keep the correct size or in my case, I bought smaller than I wanted to because of the better deal here. Its the form that counts but if you go bigger, it could hurt more than help the form. Just my $0.02 That seems a little big IMO. But here would be some of my questions. What size and weight is your son using currently? If he's swinging say a 30 or 29, is it really light for him? If not, I would buy the correct size elsewhere instead of getting a better price and having to put chokes on the grip. I err on the smaller size. I see a lot of parents buy big to save money or in hopes for them to hit harder. I like to keep the correct size or in my case, I bought smaller than I wanted to because of the better deal here. Its the form that counts but if you go bigger, it could hurt more than help... » Read More That seems a little big IMO. But here would be some of my questions. What size and weight is your son using currently? If he's swinging say a 30 or 29, is it really light for him? If not, I would buy the correct size elsewhere instead of getting a better price and having to put chokes on the grip. I err on the smaller size. I see a lot of parents buy big to save money or in hopes for them to hit harder. I like to keep the correct size or in my case, I bought smaller than I wanted to because of the better deal here. Its the form that counts but if you go bigger, it could hurt more than help the form. Just my $0.02 « Show Less
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I wouldn't base your size on shout alone. Dean and Tyler muzzle size is based upon at least six distinct measures each of which is described in great detail and on a nice video clip on their website. Just Google it or go to "dtdogcollars" and select muzzles. Trust me, it will save you a lot of headaches in the long run.
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There are 3 sizes. One is for the small snack sticks, the next size is about the size of breakfast sausage and the larger one is for regular size sausage! I aw well pleased with mine! I use the snack stick most of the time and make my own snack stick from beef and deer, deer and wild hog. My family thinks I should sell my snack sticks but they don't last long enough!! They are gone almost as fast as I can make them!
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There's a little leather pouch that holds up to about 1.5" ball. I tried 1 (only) sweet gum pod, but it was rough and thought I'd tear up the soft pouch. I used mostly 1/2 ice cubes (which were hard to aim!) and small rocks about 1/3" diameter. BBs would work very well as would air soft balls. I went for the all natural rock ammo and it worked well for dogs in our yard and shooting at target hay bales.
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On the Druera page it shows 7" sticks - 8oz has 30-35 sticks. As noted by G, below, the diameter would make a huge difference. Also, if you're taking this for diabetes - check out the Cinsulin water extracted Cinnamon - I just received mine on Friday. Smells great - no puffy burps after taking it! (ie... burping out a cloud of cinnamon)
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We do have Thin bully sticks available. Just click on our listings and look for Thin in the titles.
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The sticks I got are approx 5.5 inches long, 3/4 inch "wide" (they are round, so I measured across the end). I don't know what a "bkr" is so here is the size of the ones I got. They work great! I put one stick in a 1 quart jar & fill w/tap water in & the stick starts "bubbling" & taste like spring water in about an hr. I will not order from Black-Burn again because they came wrapped in plastic. I ordered from Kishu before and theirs were more "natural" looking & came wrapped in paper. The Binchotan charcoal sticks are amazing & I will order more when needed. The sticks I got are approx 5.5 inches long, 3/4 inch "wide" (they are round, so I measured across the end). I don't know what a "bkr" is so here is the size of the ones I got. They work great! I put one stick in a 1 quart jar & fill w/tap water in & the stick starts "bubbling" & taste like spring water in about an hr. I will not order from Black-Burn again because they came wrapped in plastic. I ordered from Kishu before and theirs were more "natural" looking & came wrapped in paper. The Binchotan charcoal sticks are amazing & I will order more when... » Read More The sticks I got are approx 5.5 inches long, 3/4 inch "wide" (they are round, so I measured across the end). I don't know what a "bkr" is so here is the size of the ones I got. They work great! I put one stick in a 1 quart jar & fill w/tap water in & the stick starts "bubbling" & taste like spring water in about an hr. I will not order from Black-Burn again because they came wrapped in plastic. I ordered from Kishu before and theirs were more "natural" looking & came wrapped in paper. The Binchotan charcoal sticks are amazing & I will order more when needed. « Show Less