LiveVideo Chat With Sara And Easy Oatmeal Birthday Dog Cake Recipe | Posh Pooch Designs

Maximo and Rosie of

 Posh Pooch Designs

Are having a Birthday Party!!!!

Maximo is 9 years old and

 and Rosie is 8 years old.

Let's Bake them Cake!

The dog bone pan is from Boodle Poochie.
I purchased it online and few years ago.

Benefits of Owning a Dog
1. Exercise - Dogs need walks
2. Social Life - Easier to meet people
3. Less stress - they will calm you down
4. Less depression - They will cheer you up
5. Less Lonely - Constant loyal companion
6. More Safe - they will protect you
7. Less Allergies - you and your family will have
 less issues with allergies.
8. Dogs are the best Doorbell!

See the Live Video on my Youtube Channel
 at this Link

Easy Oatmeal Birthday Cake Recipe
Preheat Oven to 325
Makes a 8 inch round cake or the Boodle Poochie Dog Bone pan

Oatmeal - 2 to 2.5 cups
Chicken or Beef Broth  2 Table Spoons
1 egg
2 Table Spoons canned pumpkin
or  2 Tables Spoons of peanut butter
Butter for buttering the pan, you can use Coconut oil in place of the butter.

The ingredients in this mixture are very healthy

 and great for your dogs.

Egg for a Shinny coat, healthy skin, 

Pumpkin for digestion and 

Oatmeal for over all good health.

1. In a Small Bowl whip the egg with a Fork.

2. Add Pumpkin, mix.

3. Add, the broth and Slowly add the oatmeal and mix till it is moist and a little crumbly.
let set for a minute or 2 for oatmeal to soak up the moisture.

4. Butter the cake pan and coat with oatmeal.

5. Pack the cake mixture into the pan firmly.

 and bake for 15 minutes
The cake is basically a big oatmeal cookie.

Let it cool completely before frosting and serving.

Dog Cookies: Mix everything exactly the same as for the cake.

Use the cookie cutter to make the cookies by setting the cutter on the sheet
 and filling with the mixture. Pack down, remover cutter.
or drop by spoon into little balls, and flatten.

Bake at 325 degrees for 15 minutes, just like the cake.

Cool completely before serving.
Use Coconut Yogurt for the Frosting. Frost right before serving.

 Some   Birthday   Crochet   Patterns 

Birthday Balloon Bunting Crochet Pattern - LINK

Video LINK

by Elisabeth Spivey of
Calleigh's Clips and Crochet Creations

Birthday Dog Party Hats Free Crochet Pattern

 and Video - LINK

Video coming Soon

Dog Bandanna Free Crochet Pattern

 and Video - LINK

Picot Granny Spring Throw 

Free Crochet Pattern and Video -  LINK

You can find all my 

Free Crochet Patterns for

 Dogs and Pets

 at this Link

Crafty Blog Hop - Free Cookie Recipes and Patterns | Posh Pooch Designs

I am so excited to get the opportunity

 to be a part of this fun Blog Hop!

Crafty Blog Hop 2016

Through the month of October 2016, 

every Saturday and Wednesday 

a Cookies Recipe and a Matching pattern will be posted to celebrate National Cookie month.

For All The Cookie Recipes and Projects See Links Below: 

Sat. Oct 1 -
Underground Craft's Cookie - Cherry Almond Cookie
Underground Crafters Project - Drawstring Mason Jar

Wed. Oct 5th

Creative Crochet Workshop
Peanut Butter Star Cookies Crochet Pattern
 and Cookies

Sat. Oct. 8
Trifles and Treasures
Cashew Toffee Snowballs and Cookie Crochet Pattern

Wed. Oct 12
Knittin' Little
Blueberry and White Chocolate chip Cookies
Blueberry Chip Cowl

Sat. Oct. 15
ACCRochet
Maple Blues Cookies
Autumn Cowl Crochet Pattern

Wed. Oct. 19

Crochet Memories
Peanutty Chocolate Raison Oatmeal Cookies
Holiday Cookie Sash Crochet Pattern

Sat. Oct. 22

The Stitchin' Mommy
Mini Cookie Pillow Crochet Pattern
ad Choco Craisin Cookies

We. Oct. 26

Posh Pooch Designs- Pumpkin Peanut Butter Cookies
Posh Pooch Designs - Dog Bone Cookie Crochet
 Pattern and Video

Wed. Oct. 29

American Crochet

My Cookie Recipe is 

"Pumpkin Peanut Butter Gluten Free Cookies 

for people and pooches"

This recipe is a healthy cookie that Is safe for you and your dogs.

 Makes about 2 dozen Cookies         Oven - 350 degrees, bake for 10-12 minutes

Ingredients:

Wet Ingredients                                                     Dry Ingredients    
1/2 can of pumpkin                                               2 tsp baking powder 

1/2 C of Coconut oil                                            1 C Coconut Sugar

1 Egg                                                                   2 tsp baking soda

 1 tsp Vanilla                                                        1/4 t. Salt

1 C Natural peanut butter - crunchy                   1 C Gluten Free Flour ( Pillsbury)

These are the brands I used.

1. In a large bowl mix together the Wet Ingredients - 
egg, oil, pumpkin, peanut butter and vanilla, by hand, till smooth.
Add the sugar, continue mixing gently.

2. In a separate bowl, gently mix the dry ingredients -
baking powder, baking Soda, salt. 

3. Add the Dry ingredients to the Wet ingredients and slowly mixing till smooth.
We Divided the mix in half and only put the chocolate chips in the mix for people.
Dog should never have chocolate.
Cover and Place in the refrigerator for  about an hour.

3. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

4. Flour the counter with the Gluten free flour and roll our your dough. 

Use Cookies cutters to make cookies.
Or drop cookies by spoon onto the cookie sheets.

 Place cookies on a lightly greased cookie sheet.

5. Bake cookies for 10 to 12 minutes. Cool completely before eating.

We tested the recipe till we got it right, and the end results got a thumbs up from my very picky Grand daughter.

Maximo and Rosie Approve, too!

Dog Bone Crochet Cookie Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

The Written Crochet pattern Can be found at this LINK

See the Video Tutorial on my Youtube Channel

 at this LINK

This is a perfect Little applique for adding to any project. Add it to a Dog Sweater,  or hat. a bag, Scarf or Hoodie.

 Or use as a Christmas ornament.

The Crochet Pattern give you 2 sizes - Small  and Large.

This Dog Bone applique is crocheted using

Worsted Weight (4) yarn,  Red Heart Super Saver yarn.

"Christmas Peanut Butter bites" Dog Treats

Christmas Peanut Butter Bites

Holiday or Everyday Dookies  for pooches

My dogs love Cookies - I use them to train them to

 model and do other things, too.

  They can  sit, ,stay,  up, roll over, dance in a circle,

 "give me some paw" and several other commands. 

So I am always on the search for dog cookies to buy

 as well as make.

Since it is the Christmas season I decided

 to look for a recipe to make

 them some festive cookies. I am pretty crafty,

 I can crochet anything.

 I am even a pretty good cook, but baking..... 

baking is another story.

My motto is "If it has more then 5 ingredients...

I am not making it".

 Well, this recipe only has 5 ingredients so I am going to try it!

Christmas Peanut Butter Bites

Ingredients


1. 3 cups of all purpose flour

2. 1 and ½ cups of whole wheat flour

3. 1 and ½ teaspoons of molasses


4.  3 tablespoons of peanut butter

5. 3 tablespoons of canola oil

Preparation


1.Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.

2. In a bowl mix the all purpose flour and the whole wheat flour
 together and set it on the side. In a separate large bowl stir the molasses,
 peanut butter and oil together. Then add the flours mixture into the molasses
 mixture and mix it until it is smooth.

3. Use your hand to break the dough into small ball size pieces and roll each
one into log shapes around ½ inch in diameter.
 Then cut the longs into 1/8 of inch thick discs.

Or, roll out on a floured surface and cut with cookie cutters.

 Place the discs onto ungreased
 baking sheets and put them in the oven.
Bake them for approximately
30 minutes or until  golden brown.

4. Once done allow them to cool completely before serving.



Maximo and Rosie working for Cookies!

Radar's Doggie treats!

Radar The Weather Dog for Channel 6 News Oklahoma

Radar's Doggie Treats

1 box Jiffy Corn Bread mix
1 egg ( shell and all! )
1 pound liver ( drained )
1/2 Tsp Garlic Powder ( opt)

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix all ingredients to baby food consistency. Pour batter evenly into a jelly roll pan or  two 9.5" X 11" baking pans sprayed with cooking spray. Bake at 350 for 20 min, or until pick inserted comes out clean.  Cut treats into desired size. Break the treats apart. bake for another 15 minutes. Allow to cool and dry completely before storing in the frige.  Treats will keep up to a Week.

Every year The News on 6 , here in Oklahoma, puts out a Christmas circular with shopping ideas, coupons and recipes, this is the recipe that Radar The Weather Dog put in this years circular. I am going to try this as my pooches love liver treats.

Radar is a rescue dog from The Tulsa Animal Shelter. He is cute and sweet and its has been really fun to watch him since he joined the News on 6 team.

Learn how a weather star was born.

By Nick Bender, WARN Team Meteorologist

Radar as a puppy in the Shelter



"When we went scouting at the shelter for a weather mascot, there were lots of great dogs needing good homes. One stood out though - a little beagle mix who saw us coming and was turning himself inside out to get our attention.

To find the perfect pooch to help teach children and adults about severe weather safety, we enlisted the help of a local dog breeder and trainer, Susanne Shelton of Clickety Split Dog Training.

Thankfully, with good care from Susanne and the vet, Radar got over his initial hurdles and was able to make his debut at Trav's Wild Weather Camp last spring. He's learned about where to go in a storm, how to avoid flooded roads and lightning safety.


He's helping the WARN Team deliver those messages to school children all over Green Country. He's been staying sharp over the summer months and getting ready for next spring's weather camps.

 

 He also shows up periodically on Six In The Morning to help Susanne answer questions about training and behavior. Recently he visited a Red Cross "Pet First Aid" class. Radar is a great ambassador, and he's always learning."

To Learn more about Radar the Weather Dog Visit :  NewsOn6.com

Recipe For Pumpkin Dog Cookies!!!!

There is nothing cuter then Rosie in her pumpkin outfit!

Recipe For Pumpkin Dog Cookies. Someone posted on my Facebook fan page that they give thier dogs  pumpkin dog cookies. So I decided to find a recipe for some. If you look at the ingredients, they are people friendly too.

Here it is:

2 eggs
1/2 cup canned pumpkin
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons dry milk
2 1/2 cups flour (wheat is probably better or even potato flour)
water

Directions:Prep Time: 15 mins

Total Time: 55 mins

1 Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
2 Blend eggs and pumpkin together; add salt, dry milk, and flour.
3 Add water as needed to make the dough somewhat workable.
4 The dough should be dry and stiff, don't be concerned with crumbs being left in the bowl.
5 You will need to mix this with your hands because it is too stiff for an electric mixer.
6 Roll to 1/2-inch thick.
7 Cut into shapes. 8 Place 1" apart on ungreased cookie sheet.
8 Bake for 20 minutes on one side, then turn over and bake another 20 minutes.

Dog bone shape cookie cutters are fun!

 Pumpkin, whether fresh or canned is really good for the health of your pet.  Pumpkins are full of Vitamins A and  C, Iron,and Fiber. Plus it contains lots of Beta Carotene, which is an essential antioxidant. As a matter of Fact pumpkin is good for us, too. Please, Do not give your pet pumpkin pie, there is just to much sugar in them. if they get a few bites, it is probably ok, though. Just don't slice them off a big piece with cool whip.


No Pumpkin pie for Maximo and Rosie






No nutritional value in the stem!




Yappy Howl-loween!