People always associate the image of a dog with a bone for it to chew on. But, let me tell you something: not all kinds of bones are good for your bulldog. The best types are raw bones. You should avoid feeding it cooked bones. While your dog eats a raw bone, you should pay attention to it and, as soon as you notice splinters, remove the bone from your dog’s mouth and provide it with a new bone. There are two types of bones that you can give to your pet: Edible bones – these are soft and pliable sourced from turkeys and chickens; Recreational bones – these are great for your dog’s mental stimulation. Femurs, knuckles, and hips are good recreational bones. Here’s a list of the bones you should avoid: Cooked bones – because they are softer, cooked bones will splinter quicker and they are dangerous to your dog’s gums and teeth; Marrow bones – they are too hard and your dog might break a tooth while chewing on them; Rawhide – it is full of harmful chemicals and it’s hard to digest.