Archive for March 2012

Best Bully Sticks thinks you should start off your weekend right! This Adorable Video of a Mama Husky and her pup, playing will do just that. Enjoy & have a great weekend!

Today, Best Bully Sticks brings you delicious Dried Bovine Gullet Cookies for Dogs! 

These are rectangular shaped pieces of dried bovine gullet, that are rich in Chondroitin, which helps dogs with joint health. They are also packed full of tasty flavor too!  As with all of our dog treats, they are all natural and come free grass fed cattle. 

Available in 1 lb, 2 lb, and 5 lb bags! FREE SHIPPING when you order this great product spotlight!

This deal will only last as long as we have supply, so act now!

1 lb Bag NOW ONLY: $15.44 

Best Bully Sticks says: "It's time to vote!" VOTE HERE for the top ten most nominated Animal Shelters & Rescues as picked by YOU! The Rescue or Shelter with the most votes by April 2nd @ 3 PM EST will win $500!! 

Best Bully Sticks Contest Rules & Regulations

We do not accept any Voting Exchage votes as they are strictly against our and Facebook's voting policies. We reserve the right to remove any derogatory comments or photos. Any suspicious activity will be monitored by contest managers. One vote per person. You must meet the requirements of the contest to be eligible. If you, or an organization you represent has won a Best Bully Sticks contest in the past 30 days, you will not be eligible for any prizes. 

Because of Facebook Policy, any comments that appear to be votes and are outside or our Poll App on Facebook, will be deleted to comply with Facebook Promotion Guidelines. 

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO VOTED! VOTE ON THE TOP TEN TODAY ON FACEBOOK!!

Today ONLY, BBS is taking nominations for a $500 Giveaway to an Animal Shelter or Rescue! Nominate your favorite shelter below or on Facebook.com/BestBully. The TOP TEN MOST NOMINATED will appear in a Facebook Poll tomorrow until Monday, April 2nd!! The most voted Animal Shelter or Rescue will win $500 from BBS!

This week, Best Bully Sticks takes you to historical Zimbabwe and back for a surprising look into the history of a great hound dog, the Rhodesian Ridgeback. This week's Breed Spotlight is sure to not only inform but create a newfound respect for this graceful and athletic canine.

History & Background: The Rhodesian Ridgeback’s forerunner was first native to South America where the breed is thought to originate from the Khoikhoi people’s dogs. These dogs were known to be extremely fierce and loyal and were used to hunt and bay lions, meaning they would hold the lion until the hunter would make the kill. This dog was also used to bay wild pigs and hunt baboons.

This Khoikhoi dog was first called the African Lion Dog while in the Rhodesia area of Africa and then progressed to the standard Rhodesian Ridgeback we now know through breeding by European settlers and traders. The standard Ridgeback came about in 1922 and was accepted into the AKC in 1955. Read more