Cheerios as treats?

[Amnesia]

Thank you, everyone! I am very new to this forum and am having a little difficulty navigating around the site on my iPad, but getting better at it. Love all the suggestions about the treats. Although I'm not sure about the frozen blueberries as I have read numerous times that blueberries are not safe for bullies. Again, thanks for the great advice. Bully owners are truly a special breed of people! :D

 

[JeannieCO]

Thank you, everyone! I am very new to this forum and am having a little difficulty navigating around the site on my iPad, but getting better at it. Love all the suggestions about the treats. Although I'm not sure about the frozen blueberries as I have read numerous times that blueberries are not safe for bullies. Again, thanks for the great advice. Bully owners are truly a special breed of people! :D

It takes a bit of time to figure out the navigating here (you're not alone). It's a big place with lots of stuff.

We are a special breed that's fur sure.

Just use a bag of kibble or a quality grain free treat. Remember you can break them up into small pieces. Dogs don't care what size it is, they just want a scooby snack.

 

[cali~jenn]

Thank you, everyone! I am very new to this forum and am having a little difficulty navigating around the site on my iPad, but getting better at it. Love all the suggestions about the treats. Although I'm not sure about the frozen blueberries as I have read numerous times that blueberries are not safe for bullies. Again, thanks for the great advice. Bully owners are truly a special breed of people! :D

frozen blueberries are a great treat but them trying to catch them on the tile is not so easy sometimes. My skin kids LOVE them as well. Fresh or frozen of any of these things are a great snack but frozen lasts so much longer. any fruits really aside from grapes are good. I peel my apples for my skin girls and the pups eat the skins. lol Oh and bananas are a good one as well.