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Lilith

Aro-ro-ro!

Barked: Sat Nov 14, '09 1:57pm PST


	BOL seriously that made me amused more than grossed out, the urine dripping part..

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Koda

put an END to- BSL

Barked: Sat Nov 14, '09 8:02pm PST


	Haha Meridian I get the same size too and when my husband gives me a look like you're not seriously giving him that thing, I always look up and say "jealous?" Unfortunately Koda goes through a 36 in 15 minutes if I don't monitor him so... it's an expensive addiction.

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Sara

Lets Eat

Barked: Wed Nov 18, '09 4:55pm PST


	Do you bully eaters finish the whole thing, or is it a good idea to take it away when there's an inch left? In one place I read that they can choke on the last piece if they arent careful, but on the other hand, they sell 'bully bites' which are....one inch pieces.

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Bailey

Cassidy's Cutie

Barked: Wed Nov 18, '09 6:25pm PST


	I always take them away when they get small. My pups are nibblers so I really don't think they'd choke, but it's not a chance that I'm willing to take.

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Saya Jewel

I want to play!

Barked: Thu Nov 19, '09 11:33am PST


	I'd take the bully stick away when there's an inch left you never know when the chewing pup decides it wants to gulp it down. The bully bits are probably for small breed dogs, puppies, or something I dunno. my two dogs are almost done with their bully sticks so I'll have to get another order for them. I got a 12 inch thick bully sticks I'm thinking of trying a different one like those curly ones or something like that does the curly ones last longer or something?

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Saya Jewel

I want to play!

Barked: Thu Nov 19, '09 11:34am PST


	I'd take the bully stick away when there's an inch left you never know when the chewing pup decides it wants to gulp it down. The bully bits are probably for small breed dogs, puppies, or something I dunno. my two dogs are almost done with their bully sticks so I'll have to get another order for them. I got a 12 inch thick bully sticks I'm thinking of trying a different one like those curly ones or something like that does the curly ones last longer or something?

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Uno

~cold nose, warm- heart ~

Barked: Thu Nov 19, '09 12:00pm PST


	36".. jeez.. talk about well endowed.

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Quinn

Walk, sniff,- pee, repeat...

Barked: Thu Nov 19, '09 6:04pm PST


	Saya in my experience the curly ones are usually thinner and don't last as long as regular sticks. The braided ones last longer, and at bestbullysticks.com they have ones that are tied in knots at both ends, those last the longest for us. My dog is 20lbs, but a good chewer.

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Baxter

Wanna see my- scar?

Barked: Fri Nov 20, '09 11:59am PST


	This is SO interesting. I will only buy Merrick bully sticks because when I got some from a website, they were totally rank! I gave one to Baxter at the start of a long drive and I pulled over, went into the back, and took the darn thing out of his crate to throw it away! I usually buy thick 6-8" sticks and they keep Bax occupied when we eat at an outdoor cafe. He can crunch through the thinner kind in a few minutes.

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