No. They're raised in what are essentially chicken factories.
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NO the are made of dog food. I bought some and took them to my lab and did some tests. They weren't chicken, neither were they something we would normally eat! THEY WERE DOG FOOD FOR GOOD SAKES!
no
Generally in labs. They are born and raised as experimental subjects.
I guess you mean for food or any other agricultural purposes. Those would be, in order (2008):Chicken: 496,674,000Cattle: 32,565,200Pigs: 16,100,000Goats: 8,831,000Ducks: 8,200,000Turkeys: 4,500,000Beehives: 1,800,000Other animals raised in Mexican farms and ranches, but not used for food (i.e. sheep are raised to obtain their wool) include:Sheep: 7,825,000Horses: 6,350,000Mules: 3,280,000
DO NOT drink it until you get a positive coliform reading from a lab test. This could be dangerous.DO NOT drink it until you get a positive coliform reading from a lab test. This could be dangerous.
The egg comes first. I know most of you think that without a chicken, there is no egg. But without an egg,there is no chicken as well right? And besides, God didn't make chicken just like that, so it may be possible that two different bird came about with a chicken egg. What do you guys think?
Yes. It's probably not the healthiest thing because they're often breaded and fried, but otherwise fish is an acceptable food item for dogs.
you will get hurt
You can use the same technique as if they where a puppy, but use more tempting treats like chicken. On my adult lab, i just buy chicken (cooked) and break it off as I train. Hope this answers your question. It definantly saved my life.
A science lab
A dry lab is a sad lab, and a wet lab is a happy lab?
depends what dog u have the following lists the type of dog what will do best....... lab,german,sheperd,rottwiller will have to have big bites