dog biscuit

American  

noun

1. a hard biscuit for dogs, usually containing ground meat, bones, etc.

2. Military. a hard dry biscuit used as an emergency ration.

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dog biscuit British  

noun

1. a hard biscuit for dogs

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Etymology

Origin of dog biscuit

First recorded in 1855–60

Example Sentences

The prosecution described him as "cunning and resourceful" and said he carried dog biscuits with him.

From BBC

We're treated to frequent appearances by the Sussexes' sleepy beagle Guy, who died in January, but not before enjoying a lifetime of homemade dog biscuits Meghan prepares with leftover bacon.

From Salon

Its founder, American businessman Vernon Hill, said at the time that he wanted to do things differently so the bank offered customer-friendly perks, even putting out water bowls and dog biscuits for customers' pets.

From BBC

This agent was given a "small care package" by colleagues as a present including painkillers, antibiotic ointment, pepper spray, a muzzle and dog biscuits "for safety purposes".

From BBC

“Did you know that Mr. Lawrence Hobgood brought dog biscuits as his covered dish?”

From Literature