Dingo Dog Treats

If you are looking for a high quality brand of dog treats for your pampered pet you should consider Dingo dog treats. The history of this brand goes back to a man named Les and his best friend, a dog named Dingo. One thing Les noticed about Dingo was that he did not like rawhide. The problem with this was that the dog of course needed to chew. Chewing keeps dogs' teeth and gums healthy and makes them happy. So Les set out to create a chew that his dog could tolerate. Because Les's wife worked at a company which made jerky, they always had jerky in the house. This led to a brilliant idea that revolutionized the rawhide chew forever.


Les knew that Dingo loved jerky, so he soaked a rawhide bone in water and stuffed the center with it, leaving a few pieces hanging out of the end to entice the dog. The result? Dingo adored his stuffed rawhide, which Les made for him on a weekly basis. Eventually the stuffed rawhide treats made it to the marketplace, named after Dingo. Today the Dingo brand of dog treats is sold in many stores. You should definitely consider something from this brand for your dog. The product line contains a variety of treat items that dogs love.

For example, you may want to try the Hand Tied Rawhide Bones with Chicken Center. These premium bones are stuffed with chicken jerky and come in different sizes for different sized dogs. Another top product from this company are the Dental Bones. These rawhide bones feature meat in the middle and also have added ingredients like chlorophyll and baking soda to keep teeth clean and breath smelling fresh. Other popular products made by the Dingo brand include Beefys and Porkys which are stuffed rawhide bones basted with real meat flavor.

Dingo dog treats also come in other varieties like Munchys, which are easily chewed and digested unlike traditional rawhide. You might also want to try the Real Meat Jerky Treats which are the same type of jerky that is stuffed in the middle of Dingo bones. As you can see, this company makes all kinds of appealing treats for your dog. You can feel good about giving your dog Dingo treats because they are so good for your dog's teeth and gums. These treats and bones can be purchased most anywhere premium dog food and related products are sold.



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