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This is wonderful.. thankyou for sharing your video. Please see my latest video of my nine week old Chow x Rottweiler pup eating raw chicken bones.. he is doing very well. I haven't given beef ribs yet, but was considering it.. the marrow is good in those bones, right? Any probs with them crunching up beef ribs?
thedriftmc 2 months ago
@thedriftmc - beef ribs are fine, but my dog has a problem digesting beef bones. i think maybe they are too thick and hard for his stomach to digest easily. sometimes he throws up a chunk of bone if he ate too much. the marrow is great though. sometimes when i see that my dog has given up on chewing, i will dig out the marrow and give it to him as a treat.
H15A5H1 2 months ago
nice dog :)
Superduperalilooper 2 months ago in playlist More videos from H15A5H1
THIS IS HORRIBLE FOR YER DOG, lol jk but his has to be the only video without the dog chewing as much
mrsnowman102 3 months ago
what a beautiful dog
he eats with such grace lol
kingoftroy05 4 months ago
so, is it safer to just give them maybe chicken bone along with the beef? i'm starting this tomorrow. also, with chicken, do u have to freeze the meat first, or do u just give it to them from the store or fridge?
MrAnthony78666 6 months ago
@MrAnthony78666 - raw chicken bone with raw beef bones are fine.. we started our dog's first raw meal with a raw chicken drumstick. at first he didnt think it was food and kept playing around with it. then he realized it was delicious and the rest is history. as far as freezing the meat; we do this to make sure we can kill off any bacteria. we store the meat in the freezer for a couple days, then thaw it out the day we are planning to feed. goodluck
H15A5H1 6 months ago
@H15A5H1 thanx very much...
MrAnthony78666 6 months ago
does he finish the bone too?
ihatewonders 9 months ago
@ihatewonders - he finishes about 90% of the bone. usually i take it away because i dont want to leave it with him unsupervised. one time i left him with it, and the shank got stuck behind his lower canines because of its "O
" shape. so definitely supervision would be recommended!
H15A5H1 9 months ago
My German Sheppard gets well nasty when i give it raw meat, she never bites! she just growls:D
ponies123456 9 months ago
@ponies123456 - you need to address that. thats unacceptable behavior. he should not growl or show any type of aggression toward u for any reason.
H15A5H1 9 months ago