Treats For Our Canine Babies

Oooo.. this is a wonderful swaps. Now I'll have a surprise for my Scout. He's a 4 year old Yellow Labrador Retriever. He's got a BIG mouth so he prefers large chewy treats... but small ones will do too~i will use for his training motivation :-) hehe.. Check out Scout ~ http://iinuu.blogspot.com/2009/03/scout-killed-patrick.html

My little lady Tunny is an 1 year old "without race" dog, white with three black dots. She was abandoned, and we decided to adopt her. You can see our family at the adoption site,http://meadota.wordpress.com.

LOL...I have four babies here. Three is my daughters and Duke is my baby and the smallest one. I dearly love all of them. This is going to be a fun swap...

Aww, I love spoiling my girl! She prefers chewy treats. She really loves Canine Carry-outs...has anyone else ever heard of those? And she loves things that are cheese-flavored.

Which must be the total weight of these boxes?

Oh, people, I've alread sent my swap, but I'm worried because this comment below ( from http://www.swap-bot.com/user:hippofairy). Did you have problems like this? "Australia and the US are extremely strict because of potential animal diseases. And just to let you know, the US prohibits ALL PET FOODS/TREATS unless a permit accompanies the shipment. I work for Customs and Border Protection and have seized and destroyed many prohibited items from mail parcels. maybe you have gotten lucky with not having been intercepted, but i just wanted to let you know that it is ILLEGAL and that you are taking a chance that maybe your package will not make it to it's destination. the regulations are because of fear of diseases like "mad cow," "foot and mouth disease," and "bird flu." the pet food industry doesn't have the same sanitary regulations that human food does, so even if it only contains fish the equipment may still be contaminated with pork/beef/chicken. the risk is minimal for people that live in the city compared to somebody that lives on a farm, but there still is a risk."