He thought it was a dog treat. Long story. What was the 'it' actually?

Maybe he saw something small and edible - looking, like a small biscuit or a piece of jerky. Since he was around dogs or dog - related things often, his first thought was it was a dog treat. It could be that it was in a container or on a plate where dog treats are usually kept.

Blue Buffalo is a great example of a dog treat business success story. They started small, with a focus on natural ingredients. Their treats were made without artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors. This appealed to a growing number of pet owners who were concerned about their dogs' health. By word - of - mouth and good reviews, they grew rapidly. They also expanded their product line to include different types of treats for different dog breeds and ages. Another success is Zuke's. They differentiated themselves by making mini - sized treats that are perfect for training. Their use of healthy ingredients like fruits and vegetables also made them stand out in the market.

Well, when I first tasted a new dog - friendly treat, it was a small biscuit - like thing. It smelled really good, kind of like a mix of peanut butter and oats. My dog was so excited when I opened the package. I took a small bite myself just to see what it was like. It was a bit crunchy but also had a soft center. It was actually not too bad for human taste either, though it was mainly for the dog.

The length of this fanfic varies a lot. It could be as short as a few thousand words or as long as tens of thousands, depending on the author's creativity and the story they want to tell. Sometimes, it also depends on the response from readers and if the author decides to expand the plot.

Once upon a time, there was a dog named Max. He was a big, shaggy mutt with a heart of gold. Max lived in a small village. Every day, he would go on adventures. He would run through the fields, chasing after butterflies and scaring away the little mice. One day, he found an old bone in the forest. He carried it all the way back home, looking very proud. His owner was amused by his find and gave him an extra treat that day. Max was a very happy dog.

It varies depending on how you measure it. If you consider the main plot, it could be around 20-30 hours of gameplay.

Typically, there is a shaggy dog, of course. And usually some kind of adventure or journey that the dog goes on. There might be encounters with other animals like in the previous stories, where the dog meets squirrels, mice or rabbits. Also, the long shaggy fur often plays a role, either getting dirty, wet or tangled.

One possible theme could be the contrast between wild and domesticated nature. The wolf represents the wild, untamed nature with its independence and raw survival skills, while the dog shows the domesticated side, being reliant on humans.

It depends. Some fanfics can be short, like a few thousand words, while others can be really long, going up to tens of thousands or even more.

It usually takes a few weeks to a couple of months to treat mange effectively, depending on the severity and the type of treatment used.