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Spring is finally here and we at BestBullySticks want to make sure both you and your canine companion are ready to get out of the house and into the sun. So, let us help your dog make the most of outdoor activities this season with an all natural dog treat that will keep them totally happy, mind and body.
Made from bull esophagus, our Gullet Pretzels make a perfect springtime treat! Naturally high in both glucosamine and chondroitin, two essential nutrients that help promote healthy bones and joints, this twisted chew makes a great seasonal addition to your dog's diet.
With outdoor activities ahead, don't let joint pain get in the way of your dog's spring fun. These tasty treats are particularly well suited for older dogs or those prone to hip-dysplasia. The benefits of supplemental chondroitin can help to stave off degenerative effects of osteoporosis while glucosamine supports the structure and function of joints. Read more
The Harrier is sort of like the middle sibling to the English Foxhound and the Beagle, but only in size. This breed has unique hunting abilities and temperament making it a wonderful and distinct breed. Read more about the Harrier in the BBS Breed Spotlight below!
History & Background: The Harrier has a cloudy ancestry, but more than likely this dog was developed from its close cousins, the English Foxhound. Since Colonial times, the Harrier has been a hunting dog for hare, thus it’s name, and fox as well. Slower than the Foxhound, hunters liked this dog because Harriers ran at a pace that was easy to keep up with, which is called a “drag” hunt. To this day English and Irish hunters still use Harriers to hunt. This dog was recognized by the AKC in 1885.
Height: 40 to 60 pounds
Weight: 19 to 21 inches
Coat: Hard in texture and short in length, the Harrier’s overall coat is dense and glossy. The exception is the dog’s ears where the fur is finer and softer. The underside of the tail has a slight fan of hair.
Color: Not seen as important by breed standards, the Harrier can be shown in any color. Eye color is hazel in darker dogs and lighter in lighter colored dogs. Nose is black. Read more
Easter is just around the corner! Will the Easter Bunny come visit your pooch this year? Make sure you stuff your dog’s Easter Basket full of all-natural bully sticks, fun and safe dogs toys and great grooming products! But where can you get all of that in one place? Why, BestBullySticks.com of course! Let BBS be the Easter Bunny this year as we give you our Easter Basket Suggestions!
Dogs can’t have sugar, but this lollipop is just the right treat for Fido! We carry 6 and 10 inch bully stick lollipop so you can show your dog just how good he’s been! Knotted at one end, this all-natural bully stick lollipop gives your dog a fun and tasty challenge.
Simply cute. Simply all-natural. Simply Fido’s Lucy Bunny is made from organic cotton and is an adorable addition to your dog’s toy bin. Stuff this little guy in your dog’s Easter Basket and he’ll have a new favorite stuffed toy.
Don’t deal with that annoying Easter Basket grass! Stuff your dog’s basket with Bellrock Growers wheatgrass based dog treats! Most pets naturally crave greens as part of a balanced diet. With that in mind, Bellrock Growers has created Pet Greens, a line of pet treats packed with the nutritional benefits of organic wheatgrass! A gluten-free dog treat, the super herbs naturally promote proper digestion, clean teeth, and healthy skin and coat. It also provides immune support for your pet's lasting health!
For a long-lasting dog toy, the Planet Dog Orbee-Tuff Big Pup Bone has got what you’re looking for. This dog bone was specially designed to soothe teething puppies. The soft design can withstand moderate-aggressive chewing. Senior dogs will also enjoy this dog chew. It will help rekindle their younger years when they could chew and chew.
For a “springy” and Spring-inspired ball, check out the West Paw Jive Pink. This buoyant dog ball made from all natural materials will stand the test of time. With three different sizes, the West Paw Jive Pink is a great match for any size dog!
All-natural pet grooming is here in the form of great smelling, environmentally friendly Tropiclean Spa & Grooming products! Great products like Tropiclean’s Papaya Plus 2-in-1 Shampoo are made in the USA, 70% organic and come in eco-friendly packaging. Not to mention they’re soap free and don’t interfere with spot-on flea and tick medications!
BestBullySticks wishes you and your dog a “Hoppy” Easter! Check out these great Easter Basket items and more at BestBullySticks.com.
The Neapolitan Mastiff is truly a dog that looks out of place and time no matter the setting. This Italian breed is straight out of the history books as its ancestors can be traced back to ancient times. Learn more about the Neapolitan Mastiff in the BestBullySticks Breed Spotlight!
History & Background: The Neapolitan Mastiff has ancient origins by way of its ancestor, the molosser-type dog, which was known to live around 3000 B.C. and originated out of Asia. Alexander the Great helped in developing the mastiff type and eventually the dog made its way to Italy during Roman Conquest. Molosser-type dogs were used as war dogs as well as in circus combats where they would fight lions, tigers and men. Mastiff is derived from the Latin word “masssivus” meaning “massive.” The Italians also call this dog the Mastino Napoletano. Over the centuries, this dog was bred to be a guard dog for Italian homesteads and earned the description “big dog of the little man.” Some even say the dog was bred to look alarming enough that their appearance alone would deter intruders.
During WWII the number of Neapolitan Mastiffs diminished greatly but by 1948 a group of dedicated Italians had built up the breed and qualified the Neo’s characteristics into a breed standard. In 2004, the AKC recognized the Neapolitan Mastiff.
Height: Males 26 to 31 inches; Females 24 to 29 inches
Weight: Males 150 pounds; Females 110 pounds Read more
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