DoyDoy & His Steak Bone - The Sequel

DoyDoy is now a happy 9 month old fur ball. This is our neighbourhood lion king enjoying another steak bone after the Labour day bbq.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• dog
• cute
• chow
• puppy
• tai
• doydoy

[0ox0ox0ox]

that must be the cutest dog of all time!

erm but whys its tongue blue?

[eme421]

All chow chows have blue tongues. Its part of their breed standard.

[0viddee0]

You're not supposed to give dogs /cooked/ bones. They splinter and can stab through the mouth, oesophagus, stomach and intestines. Raw bones the appropriate size for the dog, clean teeth and exercise the jaw.

I hope not many of you are dog owners...

[bullirish]

next time, give him his bone without cooking it first. Raw bones won't splinter and cause problems later on.

[bfHill144]

hahaha my dog could eat that bone whole. lmao

[rudysaputra]

doy doy eat to much... he is fat like a pig =)

[AchuShofa]

What nis it? Did u paint him rose and white??? :)))

[Chumandoo3]

Safety while eating bones depends on the individual dog. Some dogs are going to break off rather large pieces and eat them, which not only can cause intestinal bleeding but also obstruction in the stomach. Other dogs will just chew and enjoy them until they are picked clean without eating chunks of bone. Always supervise your dog when giving him anything that could potentially cause problems, and they should be fine.

[soccercrazzzy6]

aww.

[chimaira8000]

like a big stuffed animal

[exomanic]

Raw bones are not an essential part of a diet of a dog. If you refer to jaw exercise/teething ; safe chew toys suffice. However if you refer to the nutritional issue of dogs, you can introduce bonemeal into your dog;s regular diet. Bones are never safe, both cooked or uncooked.

[0viddee0]

Because wolves have also evolved to cook their food I suppose...

Raw bones are ground away whereas cooked bones splinter. Equals internal bleeding, and in the wild, death.

You could compare it to us eating a biscuit and a lightbulb in comparison.

I never said don't give dogs bones, just NO COOKED bones. Revisit the comment your replied to; RAW Bones are a necessary part of the diet.

[AnbuLone]

I hope u know dogs come from wolves and have absolutely no problem eating bones. Over the years they might have become less protected against splinters but they still have some.

Ain't saying it can NOT splinter and cause damage, but saying u can't give anything is rather nonsence

[boomeper]

Whoa, he's HUGE!!