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Err, uh...
I wouldn't even chance it
Way too many relatively foolproof dog chew items without downsides and at a lower price.
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There is some variability in the production and some seem more brittle than others. Some seem to have an almost crystalline structure which makes them more brittle. They crack into large chunks sometimes. Most of them are what you would think REALLY hard cheese is like and they just wear away as the dog chews it.
I've never been worried about them causing the dog any damage. If little pieces break off the dogs just eats them. There are no leftovers.
I would say if anyone has any issues giving the hard material to the dog, do what someone mentioned and break it into smaller pieces (around one to 1.5 inches or so) and microwave pieces SEPARATELY for about 45 seconds on a plate! Make sure you let it cool off! It'll be a crunchy (softer than the main item) but airy puff that I don't think many dogs would have an issue biting once they get beyond the investigation.
I also worry about a sharp choking hazard.... But I like bones that last longer than 5 minutes.