The Superbowl is coming and we love to be part of the action. Whether it is donning our human's favorite football team's jersey or following the fun energy in the room when said team makes a goal, we love to be in the mix of things. So, how about making us part of the fun. I am certainly willing to play catch with you every time our favorite team makes a goal. We can even set up my own goal post.
Most of the time, I am a good sport when a lot of people are over but occasionally the loud cheering and startling jump-ups while screaming at that unknown box on the wall, can make me antsy. Just make sure I have a nice quiet place to go if it gets to be too much.
So, if you want us to join you, maybe your can make us a treat too so we can enjoy the whole food, fun, and cheering thing. I dug up a recipe for a snack you can make for me.
Football trail mix for Dogs
You can use your left overs, of course, but make sure there is nothing spicy on them, my tummy can be fragile.
Choose any of the following ingredients and then cut them into small bite size pieces and dehydrate them. If you do not have a dehydrator, you can always spray them with a little cooking spray and then put them in the oven at 180* to dry.
Small diced pieces of meat- No raw fish
Vegetables-(Stay with organic so we get no preservatives) red, yellow and green vegetables are the best for us. No onions, garlic, mushrooms or chives please.
Fruits - make sure no grapes, raisins, persimmons, peaches, or
plums.
Please check the Canine Journal for a list of foods your dog CANNOT EAT
Most of the time, I am a good sport when a lot of people are over but occasionally the loud cheering and startling jump-ups while screaming at that unknown box on the wall, can make me antsy. Just make sure I have a nice quiet place to go if it gets to be too much.
So, if you want us to join you, maybe your can make us a treat too so we can enjoy the whole food, fun, and cheering thing. I dug up a recipe for a snack you can make for me.
Football trail mix for Dogs
You can use your left overs, of course, but make sure there is nothing spicy on them, my tummy can be fragile.
Choose any of the following ingredients and then cut them into small bite size pieces and dehydrate them. If you do not have a dehydrator, you can always spray them with a little cooking spray and then put them in the oven at 180* to dry.
Small diced pieces of meat- No raw fish
Vegetables-(Stay with organic so we get no preservatives) red, yellow and green vegetables are the best for us. No onions, garlic, mushrooms or chives please.
Fruits - make sure no grapes, raisins, persimmons, peaches, or
plums.
Please check the Canine Journal for a list of foods your dog CANNOT EAT
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