Thread: Pedigree Dog Biscuits taste great !

Once a year I dry out beef liver for dog treats as it's too expensive at the rate my mrs gives it to the dogs. Usally do a few extra bags for mates at cost and hand it over at work, it never fails that someone new at work will ask "what's that" & my mate will hype up the Biltong that I make for him. It never ceases to amaze me how polite most people are and they will keep eating rather than spit it out saying it's nasty, That they will do as soon as he spills the beans though.

DON"T DO IT!!!!

I went on a diet based on eating dog biscuits, but I ended up in hospital.



I got hit by a car when I chased a cat across the road.

Originally Posted by Ross Nolan

DON"T DO IT!!!!

I went on a diet based on eating dog biscuits, but I ended up in hospital.



I got hit by a car when I chased a cat across the road.

dont try the cat biscuits either...I fell out of longue window while trying to lick my arse...

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

dont try the cat biscuits either...I fell out of longue window while trying to lick my arse...

Don't blame the biscuits for you being a weirdo micky.

Originally Posted by Hermitage

Got unexpectantly stuck out in the bush last night due to the clouds, overcast sky and hence low light.

Wasn't planning on it so only took water and some Pedigree 'small breed' dog bites for the 7 mth old pup.

Well, I can tell you that the dog didn't get any as they taste too bloody good! The red ones are chewy as made of meat, the green ones are rock hard as made of vegetables and the brown ones are in between both in terms of texture.

Glad I brought some water though to wash them down as the brown ones have a certain aftertaste that is not the best (although they taste good when you are chewing them ).

If anyone wants a cheap meal that you don't have to muck around cooking, then the best price is at Pac & Save

https://www.paknsave.co.nz/shop/prod...B&gclsrc=aw.ds

You’ll be barking mad