I had to get these as soon as I saw them...

[TreasonousBastard]

You see, I've got this club meeting Saturday night...

[Wounded Bear]

1. You're a bad, bad person...

[RebelOne]

2. Three Dog Bakery used to make Oreo style cookies

for dogs. My dogs loved them. But they disappeared off the shelves. Must have been something bad in them.

[TreasonousBastard]

3. They're still around...

http://www.threedog.com/treats/cookies

But may not be in supermarkets or pet stores any more. I saw these and the chocolate/peanut butter ones in a surplus store.

[geardaddy]

4. I'd eat those!

Of course I used to be known for eating dog biscuits as a gradeschooler.

[TreasonousBastard]

6. The ingredients on the box are all human foood things...

without the chemicals and stuff in human cookies. Of course, they may not have to list that stuff on pet snacks.

The best part, though, is putting the empty box where it can be found near a plate of real Oreos.

[pinboy3niner]

5. You're an evil bastard!

I used to make my own dog biscuits. I found a recipe someplace, and my dogs loved it. It had things like lard, garlic powder, onion powder, bouillion granules in it.

I had bone-shaped cookie cutters and would send batches to friends who had dogs (with red and green food coloring for Christmas). For friends with dogs who had a weight problem, I even made a low fat version. It was a big hit.

[TreasonousBastard]

7. I have heard of people making dog biscuits....

and when you're baking cookies for the family it's not that much moire effort.

Dogs loving them is not a great selling point though. The really short list is what dogs don't love.

[applegrove]

8. Be forewarned. I got my cat a treat today. She has been following me around the house

more than usual. Apparently I'm da bomb.