Every dog has a lottery ticket called dog bones, which are also a show stopper with unlimited delight. Still, the range of any pet store will spin your mind. Ever watched your dog cut through a bone in a few minutes? The dog owned by your neighbor treasures hers like a priceless family relic. Actually, the way your dog chews determines their preferred bone quite a bit – click here for more help about this topic!

Many dogs view their bones as power cheaters, or jackhammers. Think of labs, pit dogs, or one shockingly hostile dachshund in your friend’s apartment. These powerhouses will snap too soft chews in two and eye you for still more. Look for strong, durable bones either raw beef knuckles, marrow bones, or nylon chews for these dog crushers. Anything less would move across a puddle faster than a paper towel. Never handle roasted chicken bones for safety reasons; occasionally they break into sharp splinters.

The small nibblers are delicate, by contrast. You know the sort of thing. Treating a bone like an archaeological dig, graceful paws combined with methodical patient chowing. This fits Cavalier, Yorkies, and smart old mutts.

And then there comes the “burier.” This dog totes its treat about, buries it in the sofa, and occasionally forgets it exists for several days. Also pay close attention for the “swallower”. Hello, beagles; some dogs seem to be born gulpers. Give them too little and they behave like avaricious pelicans. Guide these dogs away from exactly fitting mouthfuls of rewards. Pick longer, larger, more grip friendly shaped bones. One such technique is the “strategist.” This dog throws their treat, investigates it, stares at the stars, then gets going.

Release of the leash ends comes first. See how your dog handles different bones and their style. Correspond their dress code to the treat. Snack time is more pleasurable and safer; your shoes might just rescue another bite.