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The look I get when the half treat trick is attempted...
CAJUNLAWYER
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Quit shouting......I'm here.
In my opinion, treasured by many here on the forum
, if a dog merits a treat, he merits a WHOLE one. Breaking them in half just ain't right.
kamloops67
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I've done that with my dog , he knows it's only half so he waits for the other half , then when he gets the other half he knows it's just half so waits for the third " half" haha
He gives me a look like I'm holding out and groans when he lays down to keep an eye on me in case I make good ;-)
He gives me a look like I'm holding out and groans when he lays down to keep an eye on me in case I make good ;-)
Rammer Jammer
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They've got a class action lawsuit in balls that weren't really thrown!
Faulkner
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Start them off early and it's not a problem. Daisy thinks half treats are whole treats.
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This guy used to show his treats going down the road, never forget him…
LVSteve
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My late father was a stinker for that one.
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Peanut butter works great for pills with dogs. Given the prices they charge for a certain brand of dog treat, darn right I break them in half. A saltine (or cheap knock off) with a schmeer of peanut butter works great as a treat, but you can't carry them in your pockets. Warning: dogs learn the rustle of the wrapper on the crackers and will want their share anytime you're snacking.
There's a joke with a Shepherd: "Hey, look here! I can smell half a gram of coke in (some bad girls' pants pockets) clear across a crowded airport. Do you really expect me to think that's bacon?"
I make my own dog treats and they are loved by every dog who has been given them. I bake them about once a month so I can give them to the neighbor's dogs. Here is the recipe.
Liver Dog Treat Biscuits
3 cups Flour
½ cup Chicken broth
½ lb. Finely chopped chick Liver (Beef liver can be substituted)
(I use a blender or food processor to reduce the livers to a pulp.)
2 tsps Vegetable oil
1 tsps Bacon Drippings
1 Egg - lightly beaten
2 tsps Chopped parsley (Optional)
Preheat oven to 400 F.
In mixing bowl, beat egg with oil and bacon drippings. Then add broth & parsley, mix well. Fold in livers and mix well. (Baking of the treats cooks the liver.)
Add flour to bowl, a little at a time, stirring well. Dough will be firm. (if sticky, add a bit more flour.)
Turn dough out on lightly floured surface and knead briefly. Roll out ¼ " thick and cut into shapes.
Place on greased cookie sheet ½" apart.
Bake 15 min. or until firm.
Since the biscuits have cooked meat in them, store in refrigerator or freezer.
Liver Dog Treat Biscuits
3 cups Flour
½ cup Chicken broth
½ lb. Finely chopped chick Liver (Beef liver can be substituted)
(I use a blender or food processor to reduce the livers to a pulp.)
2 tsps Vegetable oil
1 tsps Bacon Drippings
1 Egg - lightly beaten
2 tsps Chopped parsley (Optional)
Preheat oven to 400 F.
In mixing bowl, beat egg with oil and bacon drippings. Then add broth & parsley, mix well. Fold in livers and mix well. (Baking of the treats cooks the liver.)
Add flour to bowl, a little at a time, stirring well. Dough will be firm. (if sticky, add a bit more flour.)
Turn dough out on lightly floured surface and knead briefly. Roll out ¼ " thick and cut into shapes.
Place on greased cookie sheet ½" apart.
Bake 15 min. or until firm.
Since the biscuits have cooked meat in them, store in refrigerator or freezer.
Harrison
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Our Doberman, Sam knows the difference between half a dog biscuit and a whole one and he will let you know that he knows. Most dogs are not stupid.
When are you making the next batch? I'm coming over and I don't own a dog.
The look I get when the half treat trick is attempted...
Do that again, I lean in anda breaka you leg.
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CAJUNLAWYER
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Damn, that sounds pretty good. Put a little hot mustard and a sweet pickle slice on them and yer good to go.
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Harrison
US Veteran
You got that right. We have learned through painful experience never to try to give a pill to a cat.
