Winslow's most favorite, will not share with anybody, absolutely must protect from the cat, dog biscuits.
If you want to bake them for your own furry dog friend, you can find the recipe by clicking here. I did alter the recipe somewhat and used whole wheat flour, Plus I didn't have powdered milk on hand, so I used buttermilk.
Is it bad that I was looking at these and thinking 'yumm'? Until I realized they were doggie cookies. Never tasted figs but those do look good. And LOVE your kayak excursion. What great exercise and you both look so darned adorable together.
What beautiful dog treats! Any pet would be lucky to live at your house. But I do agree -- that Winslow is not just a lucky dog, he's very lovable too!
Yay..how awesome! Winslow is a very very lucky dog! I miss my pup..she would would have loved these..my sister will love this..i'll pass it onto her and her lucky puppy ..yay..! Thanks for the lovely post! Kiki~
That's so nice that you bake for your Winslow. He's such a handsome dog and looks like a very good boy! Does he watch you bake them - does he know they are for him? Dogs are smart that way...they sure look attractive in that pretty tin. Gizzy must think he's a kitty cat because he'd rather share a can of sardines with me than to eat a biscuit (he, he, he)
How wonderful! Thanks, Silke. You know, I sing a variation of that song to my pups. "I love my Willow, oh yes I do..." Or Neo, whichever pup is vying for my attention at the time! Theresa
How sweet are you!?!?! After I get my new family on the road to Fort Hood, I am going to make some of those for my pups! In a tiny size, cuz they love their snacks. **kisskiss** Deb
Is it bad that I was looking at these and thinking 'yumm'? Until I realized they were doggie cookies. Never tasted figs but those do look good. And LOVE your kayak excursion. What great exercise and you both look so darned adorable together.
ReplyDeleteWinslow is a very lucky puppy. Thanks for the great recipe.:)
ReplyDeleteHa, Elena! Daniel actually took a little nibble to see how they tasted. I think they are a bit dry for human consumption... :-) Silke
ReplyDeleteHello my sweet Silke! Thank you for your lovely blog comment, hope you & yours are all well, looks like Winslow is certainly being looked after! xxx
ReplyDeleteoh silke, you remind me of how little time i sometimes have! stella is lucky that i manage to make it to the pet store to BUY her cookies!
ReplyDeleteand what about all these papers piled on my desk? why aren't i more organized? oh, that's another story!
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What beautiful dog treats! Any pet would be lucky to live at your house. But I do agree -- that Winslow is not just a lucky dog, he's very lovable too!
ReplyDeleteYay..how awesome! Winslow is a very very lucky dog! I miss my pup..she would would have loved these..my sister will love this..i'll pass it onto her and her lucky puppy ..yay..! Thanks for the lovely post!
ReplyDeleteKiki~
That's so nice that you bake for your Winslow. He's such a handsome dog and looks like a very good boy! Does he watch you bake them - does he know they are for him? Dogs are smart that way...they sure look attractive in that pretty tin.
ReplyDeleteGizzy must think he's a kitty cat because he'd rather share a can of sardines with me than to eat a biscuit (he, he, he)
Lucky Winston!!
ReplyDeleteYes.... Winston is very lucky!! Otis would love those!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Thanks, Silke. You know, I sing a variation of that song to my pups. "I love my Willow, oh yes I do..." Or Neo, whichever pup is vying for my attention at the time! Theresa
ReplyDeleteThey look good enough to eat! My three pups would love home made treats!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet are you!?!?! After I get my new family on the road to Fort Hood, I am going to make some of those for my pups! In a tiny size, cuz they love their snacks. **kisskiss** Deb
ReplyDeletethat Winslow is one lucky and spoiled doggie boy!
ReplyDeleteCan you make some of these for me - they look wonderful!
Vicki