Sequoia's birthday is in June but we celebrate his anniversary which is October 31. Let's see, what should I do to celebrate? I know I will make something in the kitchen for him and I can probably use my dog bone cookie cutter I got in Colorado to stamp out fun shapes for Sequoia.
After a quick google search I found numerous recipes for dog treats. I find it interesting that they are also rated with stars. Do you think the dog is communicating with their humans telling them what to put in the reviews?
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I see a lot of recipes use beef bouillon to flavor the treats but my roommates tell me there might be some garlic or onion in the bouillon which are not good for dogs so those are out.
These seem interesting.
I think I found one that might work. It has whole wheat flour, peanut butter (unsalted), baking powder and one cup skim milk. This is the picture from the internet, we'll see if my biscuits look as nice as these.
"Woof, woof, arf, bow wow, arf!" That is Ben and Jerry wishing Sequoia a beary happy anniversary!
ReplyDeleteArf arf bow wow. That's Sequoia saying thank you Jerry and Ben.
DeleteFrom one dog to another, happy anniversary Sequoia!
ReplyDeleteThanks, should I get Sequoia some bacon for his anniversary?
DeleteSounds good to me!
DeleteSometimes I will see treats at the pet store that look like human food chocolate chip cookies and Oreo cookies. Perhaps the dog will give a certain number of barks of tail wag combinations that indicate the star rating their humans should give. Of course, perhaps the humans also try a bite themselves.
ReplyDeleteHappy anniversary Sequoia!