Feeding bones

Feeding bones has been one of those topics that makes dog owners shudder.

→The only thing you need to know, is to NEVER EVER FEED COOKED BONES!!←

Cooked bones will splinter and can cause gastrointestinal distress and a possible emergency vet visit!
Smoked and of course raw bones are the way to go.
As with any new bone or chew you give your pet, always supervise. Dogs are still susceptible of choking...although they have a great gag reflex and will "hork" things up easier than a human.

Raw
turkey or chicken necks
chicken or turkey backs
cows neckbones
Pork ribs
Pork neck bones
Venison legs, ribs or neckbones
Lamb legs
The list goes on and on...

Smoked bones are also a great option.
Feeding bones should be mandatory. Not only are they a great stress and frustration reliever, but they keep the teeth, gums and head muscles healthy AND! They are a great source of calcium!
Bones of some sort should be offered to your dog at least once a week.
If feeding raw, everyday.

Deer, moose, elk and reindeer antlers are another option and are also bone.
Their bumpy numbs offer great chewing surfaces. Different terrain is important for knocking tartar off of the teeth.