anyone feed their dog raw eggs?

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Take her mouth and manually crack it for her while the egg is IN her mouth. Don't know why this is a difficult concept for my dogs, but it's a time saver for me.
 
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Take her mouth and manually crack it for her while the egg is IN her mouth. Don't know why this is a difficult concept for my dogs, but it's a time saver for me.

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but its funny watching her rolling it around - then she starts bouncing and jumping around, but she's still very gentle with the egg - kinda funny that she knows to open it gently.
When she has an egg in her mouth it almost looks like she's holding something hot, very gentle with her teeth and then she puts it gently down on the ground.
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Most dogs can figure it out. My girl will even stick her nose in the egg bucket and sniff them but she won't help herself, or I've never seen her do that.
She'll only eat an egg if its handed to her.
 
My barn cats have figured egg cracking out. They wait until I set one on a counter in the barn and roll it onto the floor.
 
Sure. My dogs actually watch me when I come in with the eggs to see if I will "drop" one. The ones in the house sit there and stare at me with their evil eyes when I am washing eggs to sell just waiting on the one that I always end up breaking.
 
I give eggs to my dog every day, shell and all, he loves the whole lot and hasn't had any problems digesting it
 
Yea my Shepherds have been chowin on eggs lately. We've been letting them free range and they started laying in the dogs house Lol.
 
Our dogs get raw eggs cracked over their dry dog food. My cat loves licking the bowl that I mix blend our eggs in before I scramble them.
 
I don't, mainly because I don't want to teach them to become egg suckers.

First off I read all the posts. Interesting.
2ndly... I totally see what Randy says. I have huskies and they someties get
3rdly... My own thoughts... There is research that says...... Raw eggs rob a dog's body of amino acids. Since a dog's digestive tract does not make it's own amino acids eating raw eggs can be very taxing on it. Please don't ask me where it is. I can't remember. It was about15 years ago I came across it.
I don't know if this is in fact the case, but I do know that I quite literally depend on mt dogs and do not wish to take the chance on my making them unhealthy.
I cook any eggs that I give my dogs. I give them no more 1 each per day with other ingredients in a well thought out diet.
Of course I get lazy sometimes(my bad)and just give them commercial dogfood.
 

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