Sunday 20 April 2014
Last night, we dropped by ICA Maxi Stormarknad (one of the biggest groceries in Sweden with branches all over the country) and went to the dog section. We had to refill our "doggy cabinet" with food, dog bones, and dog candies.
We saw a deal on Doggy Feelgood which looked interesting. There were coupons for more than half the price off, and a free white and silver Doggy Feelgood can dispenser that looked absolutely nice! It was oblong-shaped, about 4-inches in height, the background was white and pictures of different fruits and dog candies were embossed onto them. I could see it being placed on top of a kitchen counter without looking out of place, so I thought it was just perfect to buy them.
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| Doggy Feelgood Treats Left: Kamomill & Ingefära (Chamomile and Ginger) Right: Rosmarin & Peppermint (Rosemary and Peppermint) |
We decided to start with Chamomile and Ginger to see if the terrier in Cash would actually be calmer, and it worked. For the next few days that we were giving him these dog treats, he actually would sit or lay on the couch during the afternoons and patiently wait for husse to come home. However, he is still pretty much a terrier so there are days (despite taking these treats) that he would still be stretching onto my thighs (which is a sort-of signal that he wants to go out). I would have to say, though, that whenever I opened this can, he would instantly run towards me for it (no matter what room in the house he was in).
The plastic pack is resealable, and I noticed it just after cutting near the top where the sign says I should. It is easier to bring in my purse, without the hassle of repacking it onto something else to bring with me when walking Cash.
The treats will be done soon and we plan to buy some more next week, we are thinking of buying the Vanilla and Nypon flavors. We will see how Cash will react to them, and even try to upload a video of how excited he gets upon smelling these treats.
