LOL Next we will have to teach birds how to fly
The 100% raw feeders here will know what I'm talking about as it's something quite specific and unique to those who successfully feed 100% raw. Why you may ask - it is because we are feeding some very unusual shapes, sizes and types of bones so we soon become very skilled and knowledgeable on bones. Turkey and chicken necks are probably the easiest for us and require no thought.
Steve Brown in "Unlocking the Canine Ancestral Diet" specifically talks about dogs eating chicken NECKS and states dogs that are fed bones as puppies don't need to be taught how to eat bones, but writes that dogs that are ADULTS who have never been given any bones and eaten kibble may swallow a neck whole. He advises to grind the necks up if this is the case.
Many people are hesitant to feed bones because of the misinformation around and the first time they feed there is anxiety. Specifically HOW a dog eats a bone.
Another reason why dogs may swallow bones rather than crunch is dental disease from long term kibble diet. So like birds that have injuries to wings and may need to be taught to fly, then so to, these dogs may need to be taught to crunch bones. Otherwise grind the bones up.