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A Cooling Treat this Summer for your Pup

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Robin LeBlanc founder of Good Behavior Dog Training
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For those hot summer days, make your pup an ice lick using water or low-sodium beef or chicken broth. Hiding some of your pups favorite toys, treats. Get a container of your choice (I use an old Tupperware container) and pour in water or low-sodium beef or chicken broth then toss in some tasty treats and place in the freezer. I check it often and break up the ice and stir till it becomes a slushy mixture then, I add in a few toys and a few more treats and let freeze till solid.  You will want this to be an outdoor treat as it melts and can make a mess. ;~)  You can also use an ice tray to make individual small ice treats.

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    […] For those hot summer days, make your pup an ice lick using water or low-sodium beef or chicken broth. Hiding some of your pups favorite toys, treats. Get a container of your choice (I use an old Tupperware container) and pour in water or low-sodium beef or chicken broth then toss in some tasty treats and place in the freezer. I check it often and break up the ice and stir till it becomes a slushy mixture then, I add in a few toys and a few more treats and let freeze till solid. You will want this to be an outdoor treat as it melts and can make a mess. ;~) You can also use an ice tray to make individual small ice treats. […]

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    Fun Toys to Keep Your Dog Busy | GoodBehaviorDogTraining

    […] For those hot summer days, make your pup an ice lick using water or low-sodium beef or chicken broth. Hiding some of your pups favorite toys, treats. Get a container of your choice (I use an old Tupperware container) and pour in water or low-sodium beef or chicken broth then toss in some tasty treats and place in the freezer. I check it often and break up the ice and stir till it becomes a slushy mixture then, I add in a few toys and a few more treats and let freeze till solid. You will want this to be an outdoor treat as it melts and can make a mess. ;~) You can also use an ice tray to make individual small ice treats. […]

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