You want to size the bone to the dog. A chicken wing for one, chicken back with pelvis for another. It should be big enough that the dog won't just swallow it, but obviously should not outweigh the dog. He should be able to eat the bone, or at least make headway where you find teeth marks.
Round bones may become lodged around the lower jaw so make sure the marrow hole is big enough. No beef leg bones, too hard.
When he walks away form the bone put it in the refrigerator. If you keep it refrigerated in between chew sessions it should last three days. After that toss it.
Round bones may become lodged around the lower jaw so make sure the marrow hole is big enough. No beef leg bones, too hard.
When he walks away form the bone put it in the refrigerator. If you keep it refrigerated in between chew sessions it should last three days. After that toss it.