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Are bully sticks the key to surviving puppyhood with our sanity still intact?
Charlie just hit 16 weeks. Things are going pretty well with potty training. We are just having problems with him wanting to jump up and hang from our standard Shadow's ears. My husband just assumed that Charlie was too young and too small (he's a mini) for bully sticks at this point. We gave him one for the first time last night and our usual chaotic nightly routine was actually peaceful...I think I even heard a chorus of angels!!!
We then decided that maybe we'd let him have a bully stick once every three days. Since he was in his crate for quite a while today while we are at church (I stay at home, so he doesn't usually have extended crate time) he has been a little demon poodle tonight! We gave in and gave him another bully stick tonight so that we could actually watch "The Next Food Network Star" in peace. Again, another awesome night!!!!
So the question is, are bully sticks safe for a 16 wk old miniature poodle's little tummy every night?
Charlie just hit 16 weeks. Things are going pretty well with potty training. We are just having problems with him wanting to jump up and hang from our standard Shadow's ears. My husband just assumed that Charlie was too young and too small (he's a mini) for bully sticks at this point. We gave him one for the first time last night and our usual chaotic nightly routine was actually peaceful...I think I even heard a chorus of angels!!!
We then decided that maybe we'd let him have a bully stick once every three days. Since he was in his crate for quite a while today while we are at church (I stay at home, so he doesn't usually have extended crate time) he has been a little demon poodle tonight! We gave in and gave him another bully stick tonight so that we could actually watch "The Next Food Network Star" in peace. Again, another awesome night!!!!
So the question is, are bully sticks safe for a 16 wk old miniature poodle's little tummy every night?
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