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Kathryn

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We are taking Angus to a local dog California school for puppy classes. This week I bought each dog a goat horn chew there - thry love the antler chews so I thought this would be a treat. It is  - they love them. I only give them about 10 minutes per chew before I take them away...

But...i think they truly stink! Has anyone else tried these?

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Sam I Am CairnTalk Emeritus

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I haven’t tried goat horns but have tried the antler horns..they are terribly pricey up here . One small horn is around $20. You want to make sure they are not treated with chemicals or bleached as a lot of these kinds of chews are plus I would only want to source them from the US or Canada. Both our pups aren’t overly interested in the horns that I have bought in the past, I tend to give them marrow bones with  the marrow removed. Plus like you they only get to chew them when one of us is around to supervise 

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