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Does anyone slice up deer antlers and give them to their dogs? I can't see anyone slicing a big set of antlers but maybe from the smaller deer or from road kill...
--Bill
WFG....rat terriers?
--Bill
Trained field and gun dogs for about ten years, tons of retrievers and that included my own, they all got bones to chew on. Cuz, that's how we did it on the farm.
In summary, my old dogs have lots of cracked molars, very expensive and could have been prevented. My newish other half is a vet and told me no-no from day 1. Guess what....she was right.
Regular cleanings and a few rawhides are cheaper than a dog chewing any kind of bones.
Summary: bones are a no-no, unless training a shed hunting dog. Even then, limit it to training.
Trained field and gun dogs for about ten years, tons of retrievers and that included my own, they all got bones to chew on. Cuz, that's how we did it on the farm.
In summary, my old dogs have lots of cracked molars, very expensive and could have been prevented. My newish other half is a vet and told me no-no from day 1. Guess what....she was right.
Regular cleanings and a few rawhides are cheaper than a dog chewing any kind of bones.
Summary: bones are a no-no, unless training a shed hunting dog. Even then, limit it to training.
Trained field and gun dogs for about ten years, tons of retrievers and that included my own, they all got bones to chew on. Cuz, that's how we did it on the farm.
In summary, my old dogs have lots of cracked molars, very expensive and could have been prevented. My newish other half is a vet and told me no-no from day 1. Guess what....she was right.
Regular cleanings and a few rawhides are cheaper than a dog chewing any kind of bones.
Summary: bones are a no-no, unless training a shed hunting dog. Even then, limit it to training.
