I also love getting to say we traded scones for bones.

Kovu has started "talking" a little more as he's gotten older and I have to say I love it (':

The cow foot was buried so we would have the bones later for a gun rack... but my little beast dug it up! So I traded her for the esophagus.

This is a little out of focus but one of my friend's has been doing a lot of impulse control proofing so I thought I woukd see where The Noodle™ is in his journey. Holding a food item without eating it is not something we have specifically trained so this was his first attempt! I gave him a fish and let him have the bone of course for putting up with my antics lol i majorly appreciate the patience he has for me at times like this

Raw bones can be a healthy and enjoyable addition to your dog’s diet, but it’s important to choose the right type of bone and to supervise your dog when they are chewing on it. If you are wondering if your dog is ready for raw bones or should go on a raw diet, call Animal Medical Center of Appleton at 920-749-1717.

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=proE9lWSfB8)

Oxtail not the easiest bone, but the one he likes the most :) Yoma does not like any raw bones anymore and rarely raw meat since I started cooking for them. At 2:50 you can see why it’s not the easiest bone. So please be careful and watch your dog while feeding them raw bones.

My dog is a hoarder. ( these are supervised chews, don't worry!)