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If your dog is like mine they love treats!! My dog a buff-colored cocker-spaniel named 'Parker' wanted me to share this with all his paw-pals this year...
Reindeer/ Doggy cookies
PeanutButter-oatmeal crunchies
1/4 cup honey 1 cup crunchy Peanutbutter(preferrably>no salt & sugar free, depending the diet of your dog) 2 cups chicken broth, or water 1/3 cup peanut oil 1 cup rolled oats 3-4 cups oat flour 1 cup oat bran
In Large sauce pan combine Honey,P-Butter,Chkn Broth, P-oil, heat to low simmer stirring often. remove from heat stir in rolled oats & oat bran. cool long enough to "work with" Blend in oat flour adding enough to make stiff dough.. transfer to oatfloured surface and knead untill smooth ... shape into ball and roll out to 1/4" thick cut into squares or use small cookie cutters of choice Bake @ 350... 30 min turn over and bake additional 30 min. after all batches are done, return all cookies to baking sheet use two if you have too, now turn the oven off and put all back in oven for a couple of hours this will make cookie crunchier,,,, For older Doggs with gums and teeth issues after 2nd 30 bake time cool slightly and put in a Zip-lock this will make for easier chewing These also freeze well,
If you're Doggy is impatient and wants some quickly try this one!!!
1cup wholewheat flour 3/4 cup dry milk 1/4 cup cornmeal 1/3 cup shortening 1 TBLESPN bouillion granulers (chkn or beef) 1/2cup plain flour 1/2 cup quick-cooking oats 1tsp sugar(or not -your choice) 1 egg slightly beaten 1/2 cup hot water
Combine flours,cornmeal,dry milk,oats,sugar, cut in shortening, add egg,bouillion, hot water Knead 5 minutes roll out 1/2"thick & cut out with your favorite shapes or just squares.. Place on microwave Plate, and Microwave at 50% power 5 - 10 minutes(check after 5) After 10 minutes for crisper treat.
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Thanks Angelblossom. I was looking for something special for my mil's puppies.
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Great recipes as usual Angelblossom!!! Now I can see it, I'll be baking or cooking for my dog babies and everyone else which have dog babies also...LOL
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Thanks Comfrey! Parker really loves them but I have to spread them out : I mostly take them on trips w/me when he goes (an incentive to behave) He KNOWS they're as special as he is it doesn't matter which one I make, he'll gobble them up if I let him.. Yes I'm sure you'll have others dogs babies that'll want!LOLOL
Triss Be careful not too many at once for puppy's watch for digestion issues start w/ one remember it's mostley fiber/& brans
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I saved your recipe also Bill, guess I better get started if I am making doggie cookies for all of my friends doggie babies and mine too. My doggies only get treats when they have to go in their kennels or at special times, Some other times also, they let me know if they think it is treat time and then they are limited usually to only 2-3 treats a day, But I have big dogs so the treats they get are Bigger treats...Have to get out the big cookie cutters for them LOL
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These also freeze well, 
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it doesn't matter which one I make, he'll gobble them up if I let him.. Yes I'm sure you'll have others dogs babies that'll want!LOLOL![[dunno]](graemlins/dunno.gif)
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