[Potironette]

I have five now.

I wonder how dog biscuits taste...and if humans can eat them.

[SparX]

You can
and depending on the flavor they arent baaaad
I have made homemade dog biscuits before and accidentally licked my fingers before realizing what I was doing.
It was odd. XD
edit:
at the time of writing this I had 2 treats XD

[dragoness129]

108 right now because I got distracted and have not posted in the past couple days.

[Potironette]

You can

First reaction: You ate dog biscuits??

I have made homemade dog biscuits before and accidentally licked my fingers before realizing what I was doing.
It was odd. XD

Second reaction: Ohhh

Homemade biscuits sound kind of tasty, actually--like cookies xD. But I don't know what the difference is. Blander?

[mdom]

industrial dog treats are terrible, not like I'm experienced at that.
18 treats now.

[Potironette]

6 treats!

Note to self: Don't eat industrial dog biscuits. And if I ever get a dog it's not a good idea to feed them that.

[Ginger]

I'm at 14 treats.

We watched a documentary about the pet food industry and how it's not very regulated.

[SparX]

treats 3

well considering it was chicken and cheese flavored they were uhm . . . odd? Industrial dog biscuits
well
are just blah XD
also incredibly dry and full of bad stuff

[Ginger]

There are no regulations regarding which meat byproducts they use. Could be roadkill meat.

[SparX]

Which on an odd note of that topic last year they made it legal to scavenge specific roadkill in WA.

Effective July 1, 2016, a new rule adopted by the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission allows people to legally salvage deer and elk carcasses in the state. Nearly 20 other states have adopted similar rules.

The rule specifically applies to deer and elk killed by motor vehicles. Only elk – not deer – may be salvaged in Clark, Cowlitz, and Wahkiakum counties, because federal laws prohibit handling endangered Columbian white-tailed deer in southwest Washington.

Anyone who takes possession of a deer or elk carcass must obtain a free, printable permit from WDFW within 24 hours. The permittee must then keep a hardcopy of the signed and dated salvage permit with the meat until all of the edible parts are consumed.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife does not guarantee that salvaged meat is fit for consumption, and encourages those planning to salvage deer and elk carcasses to review its Wild Game Meat Food Safety information. The new salvage rule also does not authorize trespassing on private property or ignoring highway-safety rules.

[Potironette]

8 treats

"Until all edible parts are consumed"
Does burning meat in a fire and keeping the horns count xD?
Not that I know the delicacies of/other reasons for salvaging roadkill.

[SparX]

Not sure if it counts :x
Specifically the roadkill is deer or elk, in which cuts of meat can often be saved from the otherwise wasted animal. As for skunks/coyotes/possums
uhhhhmmm I should not want to think of people eating those things often XD
8 treats

[Ginger]

If you hit a deer in Idaho it's "fair game" to take home xD

[daikokunyo]

Lol Ginger you're 'punny'

[Ginger]

I'm learning from a pro. It's becoming habitual.

[Kaderin Triste]

At 27 treats currently.
Been slow earnings lately.