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THE LAUGHING DOG. (3,579 views)
tazi tazi
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#1 28 Nov 2024 19:10
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Awesome natural dog food and treats.

Home baked in Lincolnshire.

They do subscriptions at further reduced prices.

Try code LD40 for 40% off.

I have no affinity with The laughing dog whatsoever other than I've had loads of items off them in the past and continue to do so.

EDIT - Offer valid from midnight 29th Nov until 24.00 on Monday 2nd Dec.

Just tried it and it knocked off 40%.

vossy1 vossy1
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#2 3 Dec 2024 16:43
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You know that saying you can lead a horse...I told the Mrs when you posted up, she had a look liked what she saw..today I asked when they were coming...oh I forgot...poor dogs.

I thought the prices were quite reasonable even without a discount, some nice stuff too, however when I looked quite a bit was out of stock.

Bookmarked
tazi tazi
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#3 4 Dec 2024 12:34
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In reply to Post #2
Gutted for you mate that she forgot.

The ultimate Christmas hamper at £30 is still an absolute bargain despite missing out on the 40% off everything code. It may even come back on offer but just keep an eye on it.

There is a discount code available (unsure how much off) upon registering and the subscription offers that they have means you get them cheaper than a one off purchase.

Fantastic dog food and treats.
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#4 5 Dec 2024 16:13
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Why do I get the feeling doggy hampers will soon be inbound...all your fault Tazi

Edit, hmm a ultimate hamper & a puppy hamper... naturally!
tazi tazi
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#5 5 Dec 2024 20:01
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They're temptingly look good enough for human consumption too.

The mince pies look amazing.

Edit - Get 15% off after signing up to their newsletters.
vossy1 vossy1
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#6 6 Dec 2024 07:51
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Well they'll be here soon so I'll let you know but they do look good 👍
I don't think the puppy will be a issue but the 7 year old might be, he's notorious for turning down baked treats, he's only ever had meat products but as of late the odd gravy bone 1/2 has been snaffled. I wonder if it's having competition again with the puppy.
tazi tazi
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#7 6 Dec 2024 11:12
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They do x4 flavours of the Brit bites of which our dog enjoys all the flavours - Hope yours does too.

She's had the trays of dog meat too and likes them all in which I'll put on subscription once all the lilys kitchen tins have gone.

I won't be buying anymore of the lilys kitchen stuff as I'm sure I heard/read that they have some relevance to Israel.
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#8 6 Dec 2024 16:17
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We feed ours a dry diet, normally Origen but every now and then we'll get them one of those big cans of natural stuff...but the price now. I was in pets at home the other day and they're near £6 a can
In the old days our other 2 were on the raw meaty bones diet, think I'd rather buy a tray of raw Chicken wings, damn sure they'd enjoy that more, and a lot cheaper...even free range
I wish we had more road kill locally, they used to love Rabbits and pheasant.
tazi tazi
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#9 6 Dec 2024 20:44
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Tried ours on the dry food but just wouldn't take to it. The thought of a raw diet makes my own stomach churn so I stick to the wet mixed in with kibble and pre cooked steamed chicken that we have from Farmfoods. £6.99 for a 1.2kg bag of which they do a roasted also and ready to eat.

Delicious.
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#10 7 Dec 2024 10:09
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I'll have a look at that frozen chicken. Ours have a Kong every night with those thick chicken slices in it. A long time ago we used to make mince meat balls for our dogs, cook then freeze them, once you got it into the Kong it took them ages to get them out, they really used to enjoy that
tazi tazi
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#11 8 Dec 2024 00:02
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In reply to Post #10
What is this kong that you speak of?.

I used to get a kong on many years ago....lol.

vossy1 vossy1
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#12 8 Dec 2024 17:13
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It's a tough hollow bee hive type thing you can stuff with food for your dogs to get out, paste is a good option too. Here's the link, available widely in the U.K. Hector gets his at 2000hrs, he brings it to you bang on time with a woo woo woof to boot

LINKY POO™ https://www.kongcompany.com/catalogue/KK/
tazi tazi
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#13 8 Dec 2024 20:46
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In reply to Post #12
Going have to get one.

That's so cute, bet he makes your heart melt.
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#14 9 Dec 2024 08:01
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In reply to Post #13
Those kongs can keep them entertained for ages mate
Frozen meatballs/chicken chunks etc ever so slightly larger than the kongs opening, the rubber stretches as you put it in then closes behind it making it 'fun' for them to get out.
Flat strips of chicken breast is good too, squish the round entrance flat, put chicken in then release, flat strip stuck inside.

They learn to throw it about until stuff comes out, funny to watch.
tazi tazi
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#15 9 Dec 2024 19:57
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In reply to Post #14
Orders for delivery tomorrow.

Also purchased other items too which I'm sure didn't need.

Sounds fun mate.
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