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Why would a dog, or any other carnivore, seem to want such an apparently non-nutritious food source to such a degree that it is willing to spend hours working, crushing and grinding it so that it can be consumed?
Give a Dog a Bone
Definitely raw bones only. Better, and safer.
The only note I'd have is that our vet has seen many dogs who had broken a tooth on some of the larger bones. For that reason he doesn't recommend that. But theoretically a dog should be able to handle the bone without any problems. I would just advise some caution.
interesting article. i never
interesting article. i never really thought of asking why. it just seems all so natural for dogs to love bones
(Don't) Give a Dog a Bone?
Dear Stanley.
I don't know if you read the posted comments or not, but I would really love to hear what is your opinion of the latest FDA release "No Bones About It: Bones are Unsafe for Your Dog"?
Love you btw, read all your books and watch your Good Dog.
http://dawgbusiness.blogspot.com/2010/05/rebel-in-me-dont-give-dog-bone....
Jana
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