Chicken Bone Dog Food for Picky Eaters

Desi Pomqueen residing at Canine Palace has acquired a pizza and beer palate, (pun intended) challenging the chef de cuisine to go to extreme measures to resolve the issue. The Queen had taken ill because of her diet and has agreed to sample his new Pollo En Fricase "Chicken Bone Casserole." The dish passed the scrutiny of the queen, hence this tutorial.

If your King or Queen are having eating disorders, jumping black spots, or skunk breath caused by bad eating habits, then this tutorial could offer simple solutions. It will provide remedies that are healthy for your king or queen and are safe for the kingdom in which they reside.

• Save the bones from all your chicken.
• Place them in a container and freeze them until you have enough to cook in a slow cooker or stock pot.
• When you have acquired enough cook them in water for several hours.
• Check them after several hours by squishing them between your fingers.  
• If they are completely soft with no hard or sharp pieces they are ready.
• Spoon them out into a strainer and leave alone until they are well drained.
• Pour them out on a plate and mush them making sure there are no hard or sharp pieces.
• Cool them and then put 2-3 days supply into plastic bags or glass containers and freeze them until needed.

Otherwise known to humans as:  "Organic Liquid Chlorophyll"
It freshens her breath and is a dietary supplement as well.  
Simply add a few drops to your King or Queen's  wine glass.

1. Candle.
2. Creme De La Mente' wine  "humans call it Organic liquid chlorophyll."
3.  Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Special Shampoo or any shampoo containing Tea Tree Oil.
4.  Texas Cedar-wood essential oil.
5.  Clean cotton towel.

Simply cut a small scarf out of fabric or use a fabric dog collar and drop a few drops of oil onto the scarf and tie it around their neck. It should be done as often as it might loose its scent.

Wash bedding in hot water and add a few drops of eucalyptus oil (not shown)  to the rinse water to help kill the fleas and their eggs.

"It is difficult to take the Queen's picture even when she is sleeping. Too bad she was not sleeping in her own bed -
the background would have made an awesome picture! The queen has awakened and is ready for bed.

Her regular routine is a snack at bedtime.
It is always helpfull to sprinkle a few drops of Cedar - Wood essential oil on the queen or king's bedding to control fleas."

The queen's special menu request "Just For Fun"

1. Silver tray service.
2. Candle lit dinner.
3. Chrystal dinnerware.
4. Crème de menthe wine. The queens personal wine label. Pun intended.
5. Pollo En Fricase "Chicken bone Casserole."
6. Royal crown to be displayed in a formal fashion reminding Sir Max of her Highness title, he forgets his servitude to the Queen.

Desi is very vocal and expresses body language to demand royal treats. She speaks firmly , ears back, eyes shift to the side, she begins to lean her body into the spin and then proceeds into the full spin around. Then follows the crouch and lastly a short snort to accept the treat. You can hear the queens approval by the sound of her smacking lips. On a really bad day she roars like a lion, that is when you run and hide.

I must have taken 300 pictures to get the ones on my pages. She was a great sport though, and managed to get a lot of extra treats which are usually limited.

Things have changed here at the palace. The Queen is happy, and the chef de cuisine is delighted with his new menu.
"I actually heard him whistling the Queen's favorite song the other day while sampling her Creme de menthe."

I just had to include this video on positive dog training using the clicker method. It goes to show you can train a dog to do just about anything. This dog in the video must be very spoiled to be so happy and loyal! Here is the link, well worth the view. Enjoy!

http://animalvideos.yahoo.com/video-detail?vid=26433573&cid=24037714.

I hope this tutorial has given you some useful tips. Thank you for stopping by and have a great day!

Sunshiine