If you get some rawhide chew-bones, plain and ordinary, you can improve them by steaming them in a pan with the drippings from any kind of meat you just cooked.

Even hamburger.

Puppies love a meat flavor - and a light dipping in some meat sauce left over from stuff you cooked for dinner makes cheap chewbones even more special to them...

~Just sayin'...




When the meat is taken out, you can drop some chew bones into the pan and put a lid on it and let the whole thing cool down.
It steams into them completely, and the pups will tear them apart!

Rufuss ate one that I just gave him up in five minutes FLAT....

 

I just let Oz lick my plate!!! But that's a good idea. I'm sure someone will come on and tell us how bad for the dog what both of us do is. Oh well, all things in moderation.

 

I don't see how licking the plate could be bad for him. Especially if he licks it before you do. You on the other hand....

 

Ohh, ya got me!!!!LOL

 

Most diseases that dogs get, can't be transferred to a human - although:

RABIES is a prime exception

I have always followed the rule that what the dog understands as affection is a good way to express yourself to them.
I can't count the times I have licked a nose in return...


STILL: You can make a BATCH of "Specials" all at once, and deal them out over time

Next time you roast a turkey or brisket, and have leftover drippings think about it.

DOLLAR STORES are wonderful shopping placezzz

 

mr. wolf cheers 2 yah.....you created a dog treat cooking monster with this thread thanks so much for the idea......Dog Biscuit Recipes Can be Rolled and Cut Out with Dog Cookie Cutters