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| ]This is a picture of my pug chewing on a braided bully stick. As you can see the braided bully stick is 6" in length and is composed of three individual strands. Other images of bully sticks or dogs chewing on bully sticks can be found on my website http://www.bestbullysticks.com. | ] | ||
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A bully stick, also known as a beef stick or a pizzle, is a dog treat made from a dried bull's penis. The penis, usually measuring about 24 inches in length, is removed and cut into sections. The sections are then dried and are sold as a dog treat.
Furthermore, since the bully stick is pure beef, it is 100% digestible. This is contrary to rawhide chews, which have been reported to choke or obstruct a dog's bowel if large pieces are swallowed.
