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Delaware criminalThe ones from sociopath video or something new
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Delaware criminalThe ones from sociopath video or something new
But that's you, a human, who knows this. Dogs? They will chew it up, and with their bite force, it will splinter. Again, don't feed chicken bones to dogs.You just chew them alot. Then won't have to worry about splinter
Eh they'll be alright every now and thenBut that's you, a human, who knows this. Dogs? They will chew it up, and with their bite force, it will splinter. Again, don't feed chicken bones to dogs.
No they won't it will rip and puncture their stomach and esophagus. These bones are hollow, and when splintered are sharp as hell. Stop being ignorant.Eh they'll be alright every now and then
It's the worst one imo, but I still enjoy it a lot. Hell, I even think it's good.Cars 2 is the best one
I feel like this an exaggerated concept that doesn't happen like ever. I'm aware of this I just don't think it ever happens really. Unless you have one of those dogs that don't chew them and tries to swallow near instantly versus taking time in chewingNo they won't it will rip and puncture their stomach and esophagus. These bones are hollow, and when splintered are sharp as hell. Stop being ignorant.
It's not a high one if your dog doesn't try to eat it In 3 seconds. My dog usually takes it's time with any bone my old one didn't she would try to eat any food instantly and would often have to throw the food up just to eat it again because she speed runs meals. My current one eats pretty slow so idm giving a bone every now and thenGiving chicken bones to dogs is sometimes used to kill street dogs, but like, its not as if any dog would die by eating any chicken bone instantaly. Its a possibility
Yeah, do not give chicken bones to dogs
Nor grapes
This is ignorance. Like, the definition of it. It isn't an exaggeration, when chicken bones are quite weak. Again, since I have to strain it for you, chickens are avian animals. Thus, their bones are hollow and brittle. These bones being hollow and brittle, mean they splinter easily, and these splinters are quite sharp. Because they are sharp, once ingested, they will tear up the throat and stomach of the dog, causing them to be injured if not killed.I feel like this an exaggerated concept that doesn't happen like ever. I'm aware of this I just don't think it ever happens really. Unless you have one of those dogs that don't chew them and tries to swallow near instantly versus taking time in chewing
The problem is, you say will as if it's guaranteed. The probability of that happening isn't much higher than dying because you're laughing or talking while eating. There would be evidence of a dying dog this way. One would be blood in stool. My dog has never once had an issue with a chicken bone. Because the dog is small and eats slowly. Plus I don't even feed it regularly with chicken bones I take the meat off the bones 99% of time. That 1% is there being nothing else to feed them after I eat dinner. Plus what u said mainly applies to cooked chicken bones and even then it's not some super high probability unless dog eats fast and regularly feed em. You have no confidence the dog in question knows what it's doingThis is ignorance. Like, the definition of it. It isn't an exaggeration, when chicken bones are quite weak. Again, since I have to strain it for you, chickens are avian animals. Thus, their bones are hollow and brittle. These bones being hollow and brittle, mean they splinter easily, and these splinters are quite sharp. Because they are sharp, once ingested, they will tear up the throat and stomach of the dog, causing them to be injured if not killed.
Again, stop being ignorant, it does you no favors.
Guaranteed? No. Likely? yes. Even if it's not guaranteed, that doesn't mean you should test fate.The problem is, you say will as if it's guaranteed.
The probability of that happening isn't much higher than dying because you're laughing or talking while eating. There would be evidence of a dying dog this way.
Then you're the exception, ever heard of outliers? You're on a battleboard site!One would be blood in stool. My dog has never once had an issue with a chicken bone.
And that means it's okay? Hell no.Because the dog is small and eats slowly.
It doesn't matter if it's regularly, I don't give a damn about percentages. See above.Plus I don't even feed it regularly with chicken bones I take the meat off the bones 99% of time. That 1% is there being nothing else to feed them after I eat dinner.
Who the **** eats raw chicken, those who want to contract salmonella? What we're talking about here is giving away chicken bones to dogs, which most of the time is just the scraps of meals left over, meals that have been cooked. So of course, those bones will also be cooked.Plus what u said mainly applies to cooked chicken bones and even then it's not some super high probability unless dog eats fast and regularly feed em.
This is not about confidence or any other similar bullshit. You should never give dogs chicken bones, even if it "knows what it's doing", because at the end of the day it's still a dog chewing on a bone that can easily splinter from applied force, getting into their mouth and screwing their shit up.You have no confidence the dog in question knows what it's doing
I gave you evidence in which you asked for, that's new, but sure I'll drop it. I know nothing I have to say will get the point across.You didn't show me anything new dude just drop it
I didn't ask for evidenceI gave you evidence in which you asked for, that's new, but sure I'll drop it. I know nothing I have to say will get the point across.
You said "there would be evidence", and that is simply an invitation to give said evidence, which I did. But, again, let's drop this, shall we? No need to respond any more.You didn't show me anything new dude just drop it
Woah buddy, that’s a white woman you’re dissing I can’t be having that. You better check yourself before I go Full Cowl 50% on you.Raven you really fvcking suck, you know that? How hard is it to not be a piece of shit and just say “oh wow I didn’t know that, let me stop putting my dog at risk”. Like how fragile is your ego that you need to insist upon being right to the point of potentially harming animals that depend on their owners for their livelihood. You’re genuinely an awful human being if your gut instinct to finding out you’re putting a dog in potential danger is to shelter your own fragile ego.![]()
In reality it’s because certain people are just very good at causing drama or butting heads, it’s really that simple sometimes.Why do these threads always devolve to shit somehow?