I have a free supply of older (would have to be stewed for human consumption) chukar. Lovely but when I was dressing them out it seems they have awfully brittle and sharp bones. Has anyone fed them and is it an issue? Or am I just being a mommy? The dogs get canned mackarel and chicken largely. And actually I saw the chukar as a nicer size for my smaller (under 20#) dogs. Should I not worry? Are some bones more issues than others? TIA
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As long as they weren't used as retrieving dummies I don't see why not feed them. I know game hens and similar size things are just about perfect for my little weasel hounds.
As long as they weren't used as retrieving dummies I don't see why not feed them. I know game hens and similar size things are just about perfect for my little weasel hounds.
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For bird dogs we often use frozen whole chukars to teach a soft mouth retrieve of feathered objects. They can get pretty gross after a few sessions and being refrozen a couple times.
eeeew for practice dummies...these were brought back once by a nice english setter named Mo.
and I meant old aged birds..5 yrs or so...NOT frozen or refrozen. Icky and I have some interesting ick things in my freezers...cat snake monitor chameleon...rodents.
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