Traxx Dog Cookies - The Best Ever Dog Cookie Recipe

October 11th, 2007 by Ezio

Tip! If your buddy has dental or mouth problems, try pureeing pre-packaged grilled chicken in a food processor, then add the cooked ingredients. The result should be a soupier version with all the nutrition of the original recipe.

These get a 10 “bark rating” from our dogs!

Ingredients:

2 ï¿½ cups Flour (white or wheat)
2/3 cup Rolled Oats (Quaker Oats works best)
ï¿½ cup Wheat Germ
ï¿½ cup Brewers Yeast
ï¿½ cup Canola Oil
ï¿½ cup Honey (may substitute Molasses
1 cup Water
ï¿½ cup Creamy Peanut Butter
1 tsp. baking powder

Instructions:

Preheat oven to 350ï¿½. Combine dry ingredients using only 2 cups of
the flour.
Add oil, honey and water until well blended. On a floured surface, kneed
in the last ï¿½ cup of the flour until thoroughly blended. Roll out
with a floured rolling pin to ï¿½” thickness. Cut out with a small
bone shaped cookie cutter. Bake on an ungreased cookie sheet for 12 - 14
minutes. Cookies do not spread, so they may be placed close together. Remove
immediately from pan to a cooling rack lined with paper toweling.

Once all cookies have been baked, return all cookies to a cookie sheet
(you may lay them on top of one another, if necessary). Turn oven off,
and return all dog cookies to oven. Allow to sit in cooling oven for
at least 2 ï¿½ hours, but preferably overnight for extra crunchy
bones. Don’t worry - they won’t burn! Store in a sealed container. Makes
7 - 9 dozen dog cookies, depending upon the size of you cookie cutter.

One batch lasts us for about a month, and they keep well during that time.
We would love to hear your experience with our recipe! Please note that
this recipe does not replace the needed nutrients of a well-balanced
dog food, and treats should only be given in moderation!
Enjoy!

Tip! Food show sites: Most TV chefs have delved into the world of cheesecake at least once, from Italian greats like Mario Batali to kitchen technicians like Alton Brown and even the effervescent Rachel Ray. While these recipes are usually well tested and have even been served in restaurants and before distinguished guests, they are often unnecessarily complex for the average home cook’s knowledge.

Tami Jones is the owner of Traxx Siberian Huskies, a small show kennel located in East Tennessee. They pride themselves on sound conformation and temperament as the key in the selection of their breeding stock. Their website has an extensive FAQ section. Find answers to your Siberian Husky breed questions and other dog related questions on their site.