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Heidi — Wed, 26 May 2010 14:12:07 +0000

Murphy is the cutest! We make our own dog toys too!! Wyatt and Josie love “bone on a rope”. We get marrow bones from the supermarket and let them chew them until the marrow is gone and they are hollow, then string a thick nylon rope through and tie at each end. It works well for throwing, and just for regular old dog chew time.