question for all Cadet Swiss Army Knife owners.

[mg357]

I have a question for all of my fellow forum members who own a Cadet Swiss Army Knife. Have any of you had to use your Cade Swiss Army Knife to cut up a dog treat?

The reason that i ask is because yesterday i had to use my Cadet Swiss Army Knife to cut up a dog treat for my dog.

 

[Esav Benyamin]

And ... ? What happened?
And what kind of dog treat?

I carry a Victorinox Farmer every day, for anything.

 

[mg357]

After i got the dog treat cut up the dog ate it, i'm not sure what kind of treat it was it was kind of long and thick kind of like a small cigar i guess.

 

[Nafunu]

I have a question for all of my fellow forum members who own a Cade Swiss Army Knife. Have any of you had to use your Cade Swiss Army Knife to cut up a dog treat?

Strange question, but I'll bite!

Yes, I have. It was a sort of rawhide bone chewy thing. Great description, I know He deserved a treat for being good... but he wasn't that good, so he got half of it

 

[jackknife]

Yers, I have slice up a doggie treat with a SAK. Sometimes a cadet, more often with a Bantam. We ha e a corgi, and like all low slung dogs, she has to be kept from becoming heavy. Very bad for a low dog like a Corgi or Bassett or any wiener dog. Pearl loves her rawhide treats, but we cut them off so she gets a third of them at a time. Here is Pearl on the left, with her friend Bella on the right. Pearl is a Cardigan Welsh Corgi, and Bella is a Pembroke Welsh corgi. The Cardigan's are the ones with a tail to wag.