Well!   If I tell you that every time I say Bone-jour Bob to Charlie, he wags his little stumpy tail, you may get the picture!  Suffice to say the turkey and cranberry bones have all gone, and that he's been very obedient whilst I've had them in my treat bag. Interestingly while we were out last week and I had them with me on our walk we met Finn (a rescue dog) with my friend Judith, and in the 4 or 5 years I've known him, he's paid no attention to me whatsoever.  Until last week.   Suddenly he's all over me, sniffing my hand and then sitting in front of me, looking up at me as if to say "I know you've got good stuff, so please can I have some.... "   Needless to say, with Judith's permission his cupboard love was rewarded.  I may have a new friend.... "

Keep up the good work!

Anne, Hampshire

 

My Boxer, Burberry, has a very sensitive stomach – he loves Bone-jour Bob’s biscuits and they, seem to love him – a triumph

Linda, Edmonton

 

Being the finder of Bob himself, I personally had to try the cheeky little treats (as they are also edible for humans) before giving them to my 3 month old golden retriever, Oscar. All I can say is that there were no crumbs left, not even for a mouse!!  

Jessie (16), North Weald

 

My 11 year old dog Jugsy dribbles at the mention of Roast Dinner or Turkey and Cranberry bones. I have also tried them on my friends pets with a very good response. One in particular is Alfie the cat who although loved the DOG biscuits was a little offended by the bone shapes.

 Lynda, Enfield
 


Hey Bob me old mate, how's it hangin? Stuffed to the gills with all those bon treats!! I hear your getting to be very well known, good for you, keep up the good work. She tells me that you will be visiting next year, looking forward to it already, by the way she promises to keep the cooker door firmly closed. Bon Chance my friend.

Sniffs "n" licks Butchy Wood, France