What's your dog's favorite currency?
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... Her chicken ball toy thing? Ahaha. Psyche will do just about anything for that. But in terms of food, we get liver (sometimes chicken hearts) by the pound and boil it, cut it, and dry it out in the oven, and those are pretty high value for her.
As for Zoey, she loves ANYTHING, but her two top favorites seem to be liver/chicken hearts and those crappy quality "Beggin' Strips!". Sometimes I'll forget her treats at home (because I'm so used to training Psych with only toys now) and so we'll buy those on the way. She goes crazy for them.
As for Zoey, she loves ANYTHING, but her two top favorites seem to be liver/chicken hearts and those crappy quality "Beggin' Strips!". Sometimes I'll forget her treats at home (because I'm so used to training Psych with only toys now) and so we'll buy those on the way. She goes crazy for them.
Around here we buy two cans, mix it with flour, 2 eggs, some oil and gralic and make "salmon treats". They're great. But as for what they look like in the can, it's kind of like tuna. Same round can, not like sardines. But to me, personally, it looks like a bit chunk of their torso put into a can. 
I think I will have to totally agree with you on Doom with the ball... he was having oh so much fun with the ball when you were over here lol. And peanut butter bacon balls? I'm intrigued.
Awesome thank you so much. Stinky is fine... I wonder if you could make them with canned tuna or canned chicken as well as canned salmon to mix it up a bit... I have a feeling Bamm is going to really like these
Just a second, Amber, I'll see if I can find the exact recipie. I haven't made it in AGES. We made it for Zoey when she was in agility classes, so a few years ago. Warning, it STINKS when you're cooking it, but they aren't bad once they're cooked, and you can freeze them to keep them longer too!
And tada! I love the search option on yahoo!mail.
Only things we do different here are we don't add the parmesan and we score ours with the pizza cutter after wards, though I can see how doing it before would help.
They're great!
ETA: We posted at the same time, but yes, you could do it with tuna, or chicken, etc.. I've even seen people do it (and heck, I think I've done it too!) with liver blended up to a similar consistency.
Only things we do different here are we don't add the parmesan and we score ours with the pizza cutter after wards, though I can see how doing it before would help.
They're great!
ETA: We posted at the same time, but yes, you could do it with tuna, or chicken, etc.. I've even seen people do it (and heck, I think I've done it too!) with liver blended up to a similar consistency.
For Missy, food. She loves food, any food, she doesn't discriminate. :lol-sign:
For Jack, anything soft and meaty, like the Zukes treats, or freeze-dried treats. He doesn't really go for hard, crunchy biscuits much, plus it takes him forever to eat them, so we don't use them for training. Also, soft squeaky toys - he loves squeaky toys.
For Jack, anything soft and meaty, like the Zukes treats, or freeze-dried treats. He doesn't really go for hard, crunchy biscuits much, plus it takes him forever to eat them, so we don't use them for training. Also, soft squeaky toys - he loves squeaky toys.
And tada! I love the search option on yahoo!mail.
Only things we do different here are we don't add the parmesan and we score ours with the pizza cutter after wards, though I can see how doing it before would help.
They're great!
ETA: We posted at the same time, but yes, you could do it with tuna, or chicken, etc.. I've even seen people do it (and heck, I think I've done it too!) with liver blended up to a similar consistency.
Only things we do different here are we don't add the parmesan and we score ours with the pizza cutter after wards, though I can see how doing it before would help.
They're great!
ETA: We posted at the same time, but yes, you could do it with tuna, or chicken, etc.. I've even seen people do it (and heck, I think I've done it too!) with liver blended up to a similar consistency.
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Peanut Butter Bacon Balls
2 cups unsweetened creamy peanut butter
6 slices of crispy bacon, drained (Bacon bits work well, too)
1/2 cup low fat cream cheese, softened
Crumble the bacon, mix it all up, and throw it in the fridge for an hour or so. Pull it out and form it into little balls, and make your puppies very happy. LoL
2 cups unsweetened creamy peanut butter
6 slices of crispy bacon, drained (Bacon bits work well, too)
1/2 cup low fat cream cheese, softened
Crumble the bacon, mix it all up, and throw it in the fridge for an hour or so. Pull it out and form it into little balls, and make your puppies very happy. LoL
