lamb bones

[hunting_mad_jock_lad 1]

one of the perks of working in a slaughter house is feeding your dogs for free, but the other day i was taking some meaty lamb bones home when my supervisor told me that lamb bones splinter easy and can stick in the dogs throat and that is the last thing i want happening!!! he told me to stick to tripe, hearts tongues etc. my two dogs love bones and the local butcher has stopped getting them due to being charged for disposal so what should i do ???? thanks

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Dog can whoof down a bowl of tripe, or what ever, and get Bloat. Pork could give them Trichinnosis. Beef shin bone may prematurely wear their teeth away - or fall off the table and knock them senseless .....

 

No, I'm sure your super's a nice bloke and is genuine in his concern, but the truth of the matter is that is sheep were That dangerous to dogs, why would any sheep farmer lose sleep over 'stock worriers? He'd just leave them some old ewe and let the lot of them choke themselves to death. Foxes 'n all!

 

Long as they're relatively fresh and certainly in no way cooked, bones are fine. Even chickens. Bones of smaller creatures are usually quite surprisingly soft and relativley spongey, actually. More danger to your dogs from barbed wire fences and trees, mate.

 

If your boss is insistant, and you still want your dogs to get the benefits? Just fetch them the odd sheeps head home

[hunting_mad_jock_lad 1]

thanks ditch_shitter!

[targa 5]

if they like chewing bone's, you better give them cow-joints to chew, much better.

[Fletcher 0]

I get mine lamb flank or breast, its more like cartlidge than bone.

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Lamb Bones with a bit of meat left on,.are PERFECT for running dogs..

They are very similar to the gazehounds natural quarry,...the deer,...

When I was lamping professionally,..I was running seven lurchers on a regular basis and feeding them with the right sort of tucker was paramount...Raw meaty bones did the business for me,...

What would your dog eat in the wild,...Think about it....

All the best to all true hunters.... regards,.CHALKWARREN....

[socks 32,253]

absolutely nothing wrong with lamb ribs mine get them regularly and they are gleaming on them .......

[MIKE 18]

Lamb bones are the business for keeping weight on the dog's when working them hard ..........just can't get any of them around my way now

[Guest chilli]

I used that landywoods for the first time this week mike was impressed with them i got

 

30ib beef shin

 

10ib beef heart

 

10ib lamb heart

 

10ib lamb rib

 

 

the lamb is is good not as much meat on as i was getting but at a fraction of the cost , The beef shin is a big hit with them it dosnt last 2 seconds .

[MIKE 18]

What sort of prices are landywoods mate ?I use TPMS for my meat supplies and feed chicken carcass as extra in the winter when thy are doing a bit.....................you wanna see this bull bitch now fella f**k me she is in good nick ,muscles rippling everywhere

[Guest JOEB]

Send us the number of that place will you Chilli , I have been feeding raw ox liver at 35p a lb as well as the normal carcass.they sem to be ok on it

JOEB

[Guest chilli]

http://www.landywoods.co.uk/

 

Ring them up they only deliver to a area once a week but they are good , i got a freezer an put it out side for the meat worth it .

[Guest JOEB]

http://www.landywoods.co.uk/

 

Ring them up they only deliver to a area once a week but they are good , i got a freezer an put it out side for the meat worth it .

 

Thanks Pal

JOEB

[Guest Elma Fudd]

all about feeding your dog bones

[Simoman 110]

http://www.landywoods.co.uk/

 

Ring them up they only deliver to a area once a week but they are good , i got a freezer an put it out side for the meat worth it .

 

 

Been using them for a while now, same as you Chilli, bought a huge chest freeazer for the garage.