It's never a good idea giving cooked chicken bones to dogs, raw digesting easier IF you're going to feed them chicken bones at all. Looking at the links I provided will give you an idea what the experts recommend, which is what I'll always go by, as they do the studies and use long held beliefs regarding what to feed animals in your care. I've talked to many, many vets and read quite a few books on dogs, both as pets and hunting dogs, and tried to stay away from giving the dogs bones at all, although I have a few times raw. I have fed dogs for over 60 years and all those that lived with me lived very long lives, 2 over 20 years and the rest at least 15. Rarely have any gotten sick. The Cats also. I've always fed them human food which , if you look at what's in pet foods, comprises much of it anyway, in varied percentages. Animal byproducts are used that aren't generally eaten by humans but are safe. Grains, corn, wheat, oats, barley, are very safe for dogs, with allergies rare in dogs from them. I give my dogs the extra popcorn we eat and they love it. it's cooked in a little oil and good for digestion in dogs.
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