Buddy's Oven-Baked Crunchy Dog Biscuits Review

We have 3 fur babies, but one of them just isn't a big fan of dog biscuits. Harley is a Boston Terrier and she turns her nose up at every dog biscuit I offer her that the other dogs eat. In order to treat her I have always had to end up giving Harley a slice of cheese or some sort of other people food like a small piece of meat. Recently we were given the opportunity to give our dogs Buddy's Oven-Baked Biscuits to review them. 

These healthy crunchy dog treats are made with 4 simple ingredients and there is no added corn, soy, yeast, salt, fillers, artificial flavors or additives. They are crunchy and in a shape of a gingerbread man and they are made with natural peanut butter they are also made in the USA. 

I started feeding the dogs other the Buddy's Biscuits and Harley acted like she wanted one when I went to get the slice of cheese. I opened the cheese and started to feed it to her and she was staring at the Buddy's Biscuits box on the counter. She just acted like she didn't want the cheese. I actually spoke out loud, "Yeah Right"! Then, I said, "You're not going to eat these" while I picked up the box. The other dogs were sitting there and I fed them another one while I let her sniff one. She usually sniffs dog treats or biscuits and turns her nose up and walks toward the refrigerator knowing full well she's going to get people food. Initially I didn't offer her one because I didn't think she was even going to be interested in them. 

Harley wanted the dog biscuit so I gave it to her I figured she was going to drop it and either walk away or wait for the slice of cheese I had like she always does. This isn't what happened at all! I was so excited because she ended up eating the whole thing (I did break it up for her to eat it).  Don't judge me but I fed her 3 the first day because she actually ate the first one and I was so excited that she liked them.

I always felt bad that the other dogs were getting a dog treat and she wasn't eating the same thing. I honestly thought one that one of reasons she wouldn't eat them was because of her being old and maybe they hurt her teeth to chew but I've broken others before and she wouldn't eat them. Then I wondered if she just liked the people food better and knew she would get it instead.

Harley really surprised me this time that she actually ate the dog biscuits and she seemed to really enjoy them. Bandit and Honeybunn really liked them too and we will be buying more! I absolutely love that there are only 4 ingredients and they are all natural so I know what they are eating and they are made in the USA, and we highly recommend them. 

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. We received the Buddy's Oven-Baked Crunch Dog Biscuits mentioned above either for free or for a discounted price and have chosen to leave our honest and unbiased opinion for review purposes. The opinions expressed above are our own and any claims should be verified on the sponsors' site.  Regardless, we only recommend products or services that we personally use and believe will be good for our readers, subscribers and followers. We are disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising

We have 3 fur babies, but one of them just isn't a big fan of dog biscuits. Harley is a Boston Terrier and she turns her nose up at every dog biscuit I offer her that the other dogs eat. In order to treat her I have always had to end up giving Harley a slice of cheese or some sort of other people food like a small piece of meat. Recently we were given the opportunity to give our dogs Buddy's Oven-Baked Biscuits to review them. 

These healthy crunchy dog treats are made with 4 simple ingredients and there is no added corn, soy, yeast, salt, fillers, artificial flavors or additives. They are crunchy and in a shape of a gingerbread man and they are made with natural peanut butter they are also made in the USA. 

I started feeding the dogs other the Buddy's Biscuits and Harley acted like she wanted one when I went to get the slice of cheese. I opened the cheese and started to feed it to her and she was staring at the Buddy's Biscuits box on the counter. She just acted like she didn't want the cheese. I actually spoke out loud, "Yeah Right"! Then, I said, "You're not going to eat these" while I picked up the box. The other dogs were sitting there and I fed them another one while I let her sniff one. She usually sniffs dog treats or biscuits and turns her nose up and walks toward the refrigerator knowing full well she's going to get people food. Initially I didn't offer her one because I didn't think she was even going to be interested in them. 

Harley wanted the dog biscuit so I gave it to her I figured she was going to drop it and either walk away or wait for the slice of cheese I had like she always does. This isn't what happened at all! I was so excited because she ended up eating the whole thing (I did break it up for her to eat it).  Don't judge me but I fed her 3 the first day because she actually ate the first one and I was so excited that she liked them.

I always felt bad that the other dogs were getting a dog treat and she wasn't eating the same thing. I honestly thought one that one of reasons she wouldn't eat them was because of her being old and maybe they hurt her teeth to chew but I've broken others before and she wouldn't eat them. Then I wondered if she just liked the people food better and knew she would get it instead.

Harley really surprised me this time that she actually ate the dog biscuits and she seemed to really enjoy them. Bandit and Honeybunn really liked them too and we will be buying more! I absolutely love that there are only 4 ingredients and they are all natural so I know what they are eating and they are made in the USA, and we highly recommend them. 

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. We received the Buddy's Oven-Baked Crunch Dog Biscuits mentioned above either for free or for a discounted price and have chosen to leave our honest and unbiased opinion for review purposes. The opinions expressed above are our own and any claims should be verified on the sponsors' site.  Regardless, we only recommend products or services that we personally use and believe will be good for our readers, subscribers and followers. We are disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising