White 'dog Eggs'

Answerprancer | 21:31 Wed 11th Nov 2015 | Pets

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The 'old chalkie' from the 1970s.
Anyone spotted any lately?
I've heard they are rare these days and are mostly confined to Croydon.

I've never had any conclusive answers about how they end up like this, age? leeching of liquids? high bone-meal content? Questions questions!
Maybe it's to do with the sun and they end up like this the same way that chocolate bars do if left in a shop window for too long.

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they are bone. Most dogs theses days are not routinely given a bone to chew.

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Ah, thanks for that - it's what I suspected ..still, I cant help getting all dewey eyed and nostalgic.

I suppose talking about **** makes a change from actually talking it.

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ooOOOooo! Get you!

Soz, couldn't resist!

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Gosh no haven't seen one for years. Do you remember if you poked them with a stick they disintegrated into powder?

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You naughtie birdie!

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Yes they did Prudie ...like something from Star Trek that had been zapped by a Romulan.

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Or She who went into the eternal flame twice :-)

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