I know a group of dogs of the same litter. A couple of weeks ago it was their birthdays, and I thought about exactly this. The kids thought about disgusting dog-food "cakes"...
These little-biccies went down well with all dogs offered (but then so did the stinky cakes...)
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These are simple, you don't need much:
Liver (I bought 99p worth of ox-liver)
Flour (plain)
Oil (I used redundant olive-oil from a jar of anchovies)
Baking-powder
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Oscar
As biscuits, if well dried they'll last a long time (in a container).Dogs don't mind dry & crunchy at all.
I got two trays out of what I used, you'd have a large bag for less than £2 of materials.
L
... If the occupants in my house agree.
Oscar
Homogenising the liver is horrible, but the rest is just fine.
L
... I Wish I could go to the meet up In alfreton, It would of been great to see someone make your instructable and show you.
Thanks for the instructable!
Oscar
You're a bit far from Derbys' - I reckon 2 hrs each way, and I need to be back early to see Ska Wars.
L
I wonder if they are going to do a meet up 'down south'?
Oscar
You could get one organised?
L
There is a local hall here with all the needed facilities.
I could purchase some kits from Rapid, I could bring food as well.
My age should not affect the meet up? I am 14, but its about seeing other authors and having fun, sharing knowledge, right? I'd be quite committed to organizing the meet up and I have no intention of 'messing about'.
Sounds like a good idea though!
Thanks
Oscar
Oscar
The dogs like 'em, and if I liked liver and had added more flavour I might too.
L
Nah, it's food either way.
L
Well, you have to try them...
L
No, I don;'t.
Really, no, I don't.
If I was going to make my own snacks, I'd add salt and chlli, and maybe some herb or something.
L
L