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Old 01-21-2015, 01:33 PM   #20
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Originally Posted by kreuer View Post
Thank you, in the next week I will be in area where a Petco store is. I will take a look.


I see a lot of members use chewy.com. Never seeing what a bully stick looked like I didn't want to order on line. I never buy on line unless I have seen in person what I am looking for. Right now I am up in the air about bully sticks, I'm going to try some other chews that were suggested. Thanks for the heads up on chewy.com.


When the fellow showed me them I saw they were stored out in the open for anyone to come along and handle, that was a concern for me, but rethought saying it must be ok, everyone buys them, I did wash it off with plain water when I came home and gave it to him the next day when I knew it was dry. When I would buy hooves for my past girls they were sold the same way, open to the public, I did the same thing, rinsed them off first, when dry I would give to them. The bully stick had no smell while Cody was chewing next to me, when I cut off the mushy part it smelled a bit fishie, nothing can smell worse then hooves, iyiyi, what we endure for these babies. I know if someone I knew was eating something nasty smelling by me, I would either move or tell them to move lol, yet my past babies would lay on me or next to me and it was just "it is what it is" they were happy, I was happy. Thanks for the bestbullysticks.com. I would prefer thicker ones, this little boy sure enjoyed the chewing, I hated to take it away from him. I too would alternate, and what ever goes in his mouth I always watch what comes out the other end. So funny, years ago when I had my pack of 3 I never hesitated to buy treats, hooves of various types were always their fav. they chewed them every night, never a problem, today with all the wonderful technology we have, we now have to be so overly cautious when it comes to food and treats. Thank you for reply.
LOL, your reply brought back memories to me. I always say, "down on the farm" lol but it is such a big part of my life....Anyways, I replied on another thread about how "unnaturally natural" deer antlers are because I never seen dogs naturally attracted to them. However, after the farrier (horse hoof trimmer) would come and trim our horses's hooves the dogs always went nuts for any trimmings they could find. They'd carry off those trimmings like they just won the lottery and loved them. Funny to me now that they are a treat in pet stores.
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