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Carob chip cookies for dogs??? So who's the boss in your family?


Well, who says furry people can't be cookie monsters and eat healthily at the same time? Here's where they can get their humans to get all their healthy doggie cookie needs fulfilled.


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Of course ... you'll need to come to Sydney.

B)

Hi Michele, I wonder how the dog choose?

Marc

treating the dog he,,that's how they will sit!! and give a leg or brings the paper...and be your truly friend..

Haha, well my Handsome and Romeo would absolutely lóve it, that's for sure!

Oh my gosh, some 'store'! :laugh:

My Dogs wouldn't get a look in with turkey cookies on the menu,, MMmmmm

RicksPick

Lavallee wrote:

Hi Michele, I wonder how the dog choose?

Marc

Well if they're znything like the pups I've known, they'll want to try everything.

M.

My pup has a code that he rarely breaks . . . . . . . "if it ain't fit to roll in, it ain't fit to eat". Turkey? Sheeeeeez! Where are they hiding the aged roadkill? I mean . . . . . he drags home stuff the wolves and coyotes won't touch . . . . . hmmmmmmmm, maybe that's why they leave him alone.

I didn't see any 'road kill' cookies. But, I'll suggest it to them. I'm sure they'll want to capture the taste spectrum of all of their potential customers.



M.

Our pet store this winter had the most delicious looking Christmas cookies that were for dogs. Emma really wanted to get one (they were made with human-grade ingredients) until she found out they were such flavors as turkey, lamb, beef, etc.

suziko wrote:

Our pet store this winter had the most delicious looking Christmas cookies that were for dogs. Emma really wanted to get one (they were made with human-grade ingredients) until she found out they were such flavors as turkey, lamb, beef, etc.

... you mean to eat...?

Well I guess it's no stranger than eating any other meat dish.