Beneful
by Lee Kools
(Guelph, ON Canada)
Our nine-year-old, very healthy and happy Shih Tzu, Rocky, eats only Beneful. He won't eat dog treats unless they are the vegetable shaped Beneful treats. He also eats Brussels sprouts, potatoes and peas as well as raw celery.
He loves to have his back end scratched and will back into your hand to make sure he gets what he wants. We'll be switching to a King size bed in the new year because our little prince hogs the bed every night.
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