Yeah Ian, the berries from them are fine, not a cause to worry if your 2 eat a few...
Although there not exactly tasty if they are like my pup everything they encounter on a walk ends up in there mouths...

Lennon loves these - I have to drag him away

Yeah my two are the same Vicki, thats why I was wondering about them. Seems they are safe enough though eh.

The only thing Hollie tries to eat when we are out is horse or cow poo!

Lets hope so Ian. The area where our "Rowan" tree is, there is a lethal spread of wet leaves and squashed berries, as well as very tasty whole ones, so if the don't give Len a tummy ache, I'm bound to slip and fall on my bum ..

Nice huh...

Yeah, my pup tries to eat the sheep poo, we have to drag her away...

This being a dog who gets fed best steak mince wanting the pre-digested remains of grass...

Dogs... can work 'em out...

Hi Ian some berries are highly poisonous, it they are birds usually leave them alone so a good indication of how safe the are is if the birds are eating them.
Rowan is really the Mountain Ash and is a small tree with medicinal properties, my grandmother used Rowan Jelly to treat sore throats (she was the one who treated people in the village and attended births/laid out the dead).
I would discourage eating any berries if you are unsure what they are.

Rowan berries on a Mountain Ash tree...

Thanks Mini... and everyone Pretty sure they are Rowan berries now. And yeah the birds eat em too so I guess they are ok, still try to keep em away as much as I can though.
Your the second person to mention that jam though... bout time someone sent me a sample...

Thanks all

I read some where not to stop your dog eating cow, sheep pooh, if they are on a raw diet it is probably the wild way to get veggies, now I know eating pooh sends alarm bells ringing but this could make sense, also if they have access to it make sure they are wormed regularly...