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Old 05-20-2009, 09:39 AM   #5
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This is why I prefer to buy the small ones -- 4-5 inch. Then I give it to them and they pretty much devour it in a day. When there is just a small soggy part left, I pick it up and throw it away.

I think there is plenty of air left in a sealed plastic bag for bacteria, and I know for sure for mold to grow. The freezer idea is a good one for big bully sticks. But you can use a small saw to cut through the large ones and then just give the smaller pieces -- not too small though. Don't want a choking hazard. That is why I throw them away when they get them down to that last soggy inch or so.

You ought to see my little puppies go after their bully sticks! It is hilarious. Must taste a lot better than dog food cause they rush in, climb over each other and wiggle those little tail nubs so fast I crack up laughing.
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