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Neko · 03-21-2013, 11:12 AM

We get small round marrow bones, frozen, Don't cook them! =) (at the grocery store if you ask the butcher, they have them in the back and super cheap!)

Our breeder, friends and the vet recommended because it has the hardness puppy is looking for, but wont brake teeth, will help first teeth to come out and keeps him busy and happy. Also our puppys ears stood up at 10 weeks because of his muscles developing on his jaw and forehead from chewing.

Our pup has not chipped any of them and able to get some marrow out.

We let him play with it for a few hours until he is done and refreeze it, usually let him have it 2-3 days. i know some people just leave em out but because puppys can't get all the marrow out, it will smell and spoil.

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Neko Master Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: St Petersburg Posts: 997	We get small round marrow bones, frozen, Don't cook them! =) (at the grocery store if you ask the butcher, they have them in the back and super cheap!) Our breeder, friends and the vet recommended because it has the hardness puppy is looking for, but wont brake teeth, will help first teeth to come out and keeps him busy and happy. Also our puppys ears stood up at 10 weeks because of his muscles developing on his jaw and forehead from chewing. Our pup has not chipped any of them and able to get some marrow out. We let him play with it for a few hours until he is done and refreeze it, usually let him have it 2-3 days. i know some people just leave em out but because puppys can't get all the marrow out, it will smell and spoil. __________________ Zeus {aka Ymka Von den Oher Tannen} - Red/Black 01-07-2013