I have recently started our very small dog on raw feeding.
He's a bit of a lapdog about food, very fussy, there is so much 'dog' food that he won't eat and almost without realising it we were allowing him far too much of those over-flavoured over-processed wet foods aimed at the small dog market.
Add to that the fact that he won't chew rawhide or dental chews or biscuits, it's hardly surprising that (despite trying to take care of his teeth) I was starting to come up against hard to remove plaque along the gum line.
Don't want to go down the route of a rotten toothed dog, so I decided to try him on raw meat. I've started gradually, over time, with chicken. It's gone well. No upset tummy or bowel and he loves it, thinks he's a big dog. 
Today was the first time he had a complete 'raw' day and I gave him a whole chicken thigh (big meal for my dog). He took his time, really enjoying it, got all the meat off really slowly and then ate the thigh bone in about thirty seconds!
I think that's okay. Everything I've read recently says that's okay, but it was a big bone next to his little face and it disappeared in seconds, and it felt really strange to just let him eat it. (I was brought up with the belief that you should never give dogs bones and if you did at best you'd end up with a splinter to the throat and at worst with an impacted intestine).
So a bit of reassurance would be great, if there are any raw feeding experts out there. Is it really okay to let him do this? (He loved it and his teeth are a little bit cleaner tonight). Oh and can I also ask, is it okay to freeze chicken thighs, thaw them and then feed raw.
Thank you.