Friday, November 6, 2015

Antler Chews Reccomended Sizing

Celebrate your dog today with Antler Chews that are just right.

Antler Chews
“Scooter”, a Mini Australian Shepherd, prefers an Extra Large Antler Chew.
 Choosing the perfect size Antler Chews for your friend.
As with ANY dog chew or toy, to ensure safety, remove antler chews when they become a choking hazard. Choosing the appropriate size is most important to avoid possible hazards.
“Bigger is Better!” Sometimes the spirit of the dog will also help guide you in choosing the right antler chew. Aggressive chewers will go through an antler chew much faster, larger sizes will last longer.

small antler chew

Small Antler Chews are recommended “Toy” breeds, <10 lbs, such as: Shih Tzu, Miniature Dachshund, Toy Poodle, Maltese, Pomeranian, Pub, Chihuahua, Yorkie (Yorkshire Terrier), Bichon Frise or similar sized breeds. order small now    

medium antler chew
Medium Antler Chews are recommended breeds such as: Corgi, Beagle, Dachshund, Sheltie (Shetland Sheepdog), Cocker Spaniel, Miniature Schnauzer, Boston Terrier, Miniature Poodle or similar sized. order medium now
   
large antler chew
Large Antler Chews are recommended breeds for such as: Labradors Retriever, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, Boxer, Bulldog, Standard Poodle, Pointer (German Shorthaired), Collie or Husky to name a few. These breeds may also enjoy the extra large bone depending on overall size, temperament or personal preference of the owner. order Large now
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extra large XL antler chew Labrador retriever
Extra Large XL Antler Chews are 2 inches longer and thinker in diameter than the large. Determining the best choice between the two may overlap depending on size and temperament of the dog, or preference by the owner. Extra large bones are recommended for breeds such as: Labradors Retriever, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, or Husky. They are especially good for Mastiff, Rottweiler, Great Dane, Irish Wolfhound, Bernese Mountain Dog, or similar sized. order Extra Large now

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Tuesday, April 21, 2015

All Natural Antler Dog Chews

The Peak Antler Company Presents All Natural Antler Chews

brodie puppy antler dog bone
At 12 weeks old, our “Brodie” chose his own medium elk antler chew.

There’s chewing, then there’s chewing. Puppies chew on everything, but they are supposed to learn how not to chew on anything except what they are given. The dogs that continue to chew shoes, furniture, rolled-up newspapers and anything they can reach are engaging in what professionals call “destructive chewing.”  Dogs engage in destructive chewing because they:
  • Weren’t taught what to chew vs. what not to chew
  • Are bored
  • Are afraid
  • Want attention
The fix is to teach your dog what can be chewed by re-directing him to chew toys that are very different from household items. Don’t give him his own chew-shoe, for example, as he can’t tell the difference between the shoe he can chew vs. your shoe that he can’t chew.
Antler dog chews
Sometimes the spirit of your dog will guide which size is best. “Scooter”, a Mini Australian Shepherd, prefers an Extra Large Antler Dog Bone. He enjoys the challenge!

No one “discovered” antler dog chews. “Dogs have been chewing on antlers probably as long as they have both existed,” says Pet Expertise. Your veterinarian and most high-end pet shops recommend antler dog chews because:
  • Dogs need to chew.
  • They are hard and long-lasting.
  • They help clean teeth.
  • They can be sized to prevent choking.
  • Antlers add minerals to your dog’s diet.
The Peak Antler Company’s antler chews will not stain your carpet, become a gooey gunk that you have to wipe up, or hurt your dog by splintering. Antler chews are naturally shed deer or elk antlers with no added fillers, colors, or preservatives.
When it comes to collecting deer and elk antlers, this dog won’t hunt. We utilize antlers from natural sheds mostly from Colorado, Utah and New Mexico.

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