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   Chewing on sticks is not safe for dogs. The splinter or larger fragment if stuck somewhere in the esophagus or lower can cause bleeding and obstruction. The worst is that the stick is radioluscent and cannot be detected by xrays.

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   By: zeba singh on September 2, 2015
   at 10:36 am

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     Thank you for your comment. I am aware of the dangers of eating sticks. Max is just chewing off the bark but he doesn’t eat it. I did take the stick away after the photo. 🙂

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     By: Linda Trunell on September 2, 2015
     at 10:53 am

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   Looks like Max is having fun. Chewing sticks in the presence of their owner can’t harm any dog, especially one as mindful as you are Linda. Great shot of this adorable furry of yours. 😀

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   By: Sonel on September 2, 2015
   at 12:04 pm

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     Thanks, Sonel. He gave it up willingly and I rewarded him with freeze-dried beef liver treats. Hahaha

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     By: Linda Trunell on September 2, 2015
     at 1:58 pm

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       Oh, I don’t blame him. He’s such a darling and so clever. 😀

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       By: Sonel on September 2, 2015
       at 2:01 pm

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   All the better to unexpectedly thwack your human with in the back of the knees!

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   By: Sarah Ferguson on September 3, 2015
   at 2:47 pm

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     Hahaha – sounds like you have some experience with this!

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     By: Linda Trunell on September 3, 2015
     at 2:52 pm

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       I have the black and blue spots to illustrate that experience!

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       By: Sarah Ferguson on September 5, 2015
       at 9:55 am

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