[Monty Burns]

Hi Guys

we recently got ourselves a rescue dog and all is going VERY well however, we would like to enjoy a Sunday roast, what "bone" can they eat?

I know Chicken is a bad idea for example....

Thanks in advance!

[Badger0-0]

I think a dog can eat pretty much any bone, you just have to watch out for anything small and liable to splinter.

[jelly]

and boil it my dog likes a lamb shoulder

[signs]

A Sunday Joint............O happy days

[Badger0-0]

There's always one

[gibbsy]

Never ever, I'll repeat that, Never ever give your dog a cooked bone. Ever. Never.

Believe it or not the best bones for a dog are RAW chicken bones. We feed our two spaniels on them from puppies. The bones are honeycombed when RAW and will not splinter. If you get chicken wing tips they are also full of goodness that helps lubricate the dogs joints. Another good bone is breast of lamb, again given RAW.

The main reason for giving both these bones is that both chicken, or any fowl, would be the natural prey for a dog. Lambs and animals of that size would also make good prey. This diet is well documented and known as the BARF diet (bones and raw food). It is easily found by doing a Google search.

[JagoPlasma]

who would seriously call their diet plan the "BARF" diet. sounds like a diet for bulimics

[alphaomega16]

Originally Posted by Badger0-0

There's always one

You gotta admit thats one big ******* joint.

[Mr Incredible]

Originally Posted by alphaomega16

You gotta admit thats one big ******* joint.

He could avoid the new smoking regulations with that; he could be inside and his smoke outside!!

[Badger0-0]