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Example of stories that ends with the words''The patient dog eats the fattest bone?
A patient dog eat the fattest bone
What bone can't a dog eat?
Chicken Bones
What does a dog do with a cartoon bone?
Usually in cartoons, a dog would bury their cartoon bone. An example of this would be Dino in the cartoon The Flintstones. Also, a dog may eat their bone in a cartoon.
Can a malti-poo eat a pork baby back rib bone?
I wouldn't give the dog a bone like that. It splinters and will harm the dog when he swallows the splintered bone.
What animals eat meet?
1. what animals eat grass horse 2. what animals eat grains chick 3. what animals eat meat dragon 4. what animals eat fish bone cat 5. what animals eat dog bone dog
Can dogs eat dear bones?
a dog can eat any type of bone but the question you should have asked is is it healthy for a dog to eat deer bones then in that case the answer would be no
What is the dog bone on Nintendogs?
if you keep petting your dog often on nintendogs then golden sparkles will appear. if you do this a lot then a golden dog bone will appear under the dog. you can drag this to the dogs mouth and it wil eat it increasing its health.
Can an infection in toe cause it to eat bone dog?
An infection known as osteomyelitis can eat away at the bone of the dog. It can be contracted through the toe or any other part of the body. This occurs when the infection enters through an open wound.
Can a dog eat a medium rare leg of lamb bone?
No, dogs should only eat beef bones, the vets are frowning on giving bones now, but if your dog is in good health a beef bone once in a while is not harmful, a good hard bone one that cannot splnter. you lamb bone will splinter and may do some damage, don't give it to the dog
In rune scape what do dogs eat?
you know when you kill goblins and they leave behind bones give the dog the bone to eat
Can a dog eat a beef chuck bone?
I would say NO but it would be best to ask your vet!
Can squirrels eat milk-bone brand dog bones?
Can they? Yes. Should they? Ask a vet.
