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is peanut butter bad for a dog ?

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    is peanut butter bad for a dog ?

    seems like it gave him the hiccups
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    Quote Originally Posted by Super Hulk
    seems like it gave him the hiccups
    that was all the deep throating

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    He said the dog had the hiccups not him.

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    Like the man said, it's all the deep throating.
    So many cries of inequality stem from one of group
    of people doing little or nothing and then bitching
    about another group that actually does something
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    Quote Originally Posted by Super Hulk
    seems like it gave him the hiccups
    did you give him any water?

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    It is probably not hic-ups he is choking.
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    maybe he's allergic to peanuts?

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    no it's not bad for them n they love it but it's sticky n maybe he swallowed air while eating it. http://members.aol.com/pxlbarrel/dachcirc/dcrecipe.htm

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    Ingredients
    2 cups whole wheat flour
    1 cup cornmeal
    1/2 cup rye flour
    1/4 cup wheat germ
    1 egg
    1/4 cup natural peanut butter (no sugar)
    1/2 - 1 cup of water

    Heat oven to 300 degrees.

    Blend all the dry ingredients together. Add egg, and add water while mixing until you have a stiff, but workable dough. Dust surface and dough, roll to about 1/8 inch and use cookie cutter of choice, or use knive to cut into rectangular shapes. Spray cookie sheets with baking spray oil, and place close together (they do not raise or spread). Bake 45 to 60 minutes. Make sure they are pretty hard. Put in an open bowl overnight to finish hardening.

    This will last my five mini's about two weeks. It's nice to make extra batches and freeze them. That way you always have some on hand. You can also substitute the peanut butter with a jar of baby food meat, or finely ground liver. These cookies were tested on all neighborhood dogs, finicky Yorkshire terriers, and shy puppers! The cookie passed all tests with slurpy kisses and tail wags! I never leave home without them!

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    Peanut Butter, according to some vets that I have talked to, has a lot of yeast in it and can help cause yeast infections if your dog is prone to those.

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    If she gets one then you probably will have to stick a caplet up the dog's deal.

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    thats soooo gross!

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