Thanks for the answer Violet! That really explains a lot of his behavior.

I added her Cattery name before reading the rules, I have already apologized for that...I am not the person who posted her name.

I just wanted to ad one last post to this topic. The email that I had sent to ragdoll rescue was then forwa...

The kids are getting theirs tomorrow.
What do most of you do in the winter? I have 3 friends that are vets...1 says it's best to give all year, the other 2 say it's good to give a break in December, January, Feb.

It sickens me what people can do to their animals. I got my beautiful boy Rufus nine years ago from Dobie Rescue. He was 3 years old at the time. He was a big, handsome red boy with floppy ears. He was rescued from a man in Vermont with 3 litterma...

No matter what you finally decide to use, the trick is to freeze it...the dogs seem to like the cold sensation and it takes them much longer to work on the treat.
If you come up with any tasty combinations, pass them along...my guys are always...

You might be talking about a shiba inu.

You need to supervise them while they have them, I've never had a problem with them because once they cleaned out the treats I take the bone away. If you are uncomfortable with the marrow bones then definatly use the kongs...I would but for some r...

Well, I guess my little man isn't such a freak afterall....looks like poop is a delicacy.

I still have the terrier question, does anyone have feedback on when they start to calm down a little (or where there "off" button is)...my guy is ...

Good point, I didn't make that clear...never cook the bones, it does make them very brittle.
I've never had an issue with a dog cracking teeth but it is a risk...my guys just do not like kongs.

We buy medium to large marrow bones from our training center or sometimes the butcher at the market will sell us some. The dogs eat the marrow and everything from the bone.
Afterwards we clean off the rest of the bone and just wash it down ...