ATTENTION Dog Lovers
Dec 4, 2018 20:00:10 #
Pennylynn wrote:
Archie..... you have the ability to make me laugh! My cat is staring at me because I just shot water across the room. You need to put a warning label on some of your posts. My husband and I had a Doberman.... she could clear the room! I swear there were times when I could almost see the green fog!
We will never know the reason for our beloved pets departures.... all we can do is the best we can and always love them.
We will never know the reason for our beloved pets departures.... all we can do is the best we can and always love them.
LOL!! I know, my mind is a strange animal, but why aren't we able to conjure up something like that in line at the convenience store when we're stuck behind "lottery man" and just want to pay for a cup of coffee?
Dec 4, 2018 20:09:02 #
Boo_Boo
Loc: Jellystone
I would not think yogurt would be harmful to a cat or even a puppy in moderation.
But peach? Really, your kitty has good taste in food.
You know, humans have about 9000 taste buds... a cats, well they have only 470... that is why they will eat the same foods without getting bored. But, like us, they have cravings for certain foods. Yes, dogs are better blessed, they have over 1500 taste buds.
But peach? Really, your kitty has good taste in food.
You know, humans have about 9000 taste buds... a cats, well they have only 470... that is why they will eat the same foods without getting bored. But, like us, they have cravings for certain foods. Yes, dogs are better blessed, they have over 1500 taste buds.
Blade_Runner wrote:
One of my cats likes peach yogurt.
Dec 4, 2018 20:17:52 #
archie bunker wrote:
I've been kinda wondering about this. I've read th... (show quote)
broccoli Arch... you should try feeding brocc to a horse & learn what internal combustion is all about...
Dec 4, 2018 20:21:53 #
emarine wrote:
broccoli Arch... you should try feeding brocc to a horse & learn what internal combustion is all about...
Mine gets peanut butter, and jelly. He prefers grape.....according to my blonde wife....
Dec 4, 2018 20:47:24 #
no propaganda please
Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
Pennylynn wrote:
If you have switched your dog's food to "grain free" keep an eye on your dog.... there is an increased danger of enlarged heart and vitamin deficiency. If your dog has lost interest, loosing weight, seem short of breath, urinating frequently, and are "slobbering" more than usual.... take them to their vet immediately. If you have a cat, although it is not yet in the news.... grain free is not healthy for them either.
I have a close friend who switched to grain free two years ago and found that none of her b***hes came in season and could be bred, after two years without any pregnant b***hes she went back to ProPlan and now has a litter that is 5 weeks old out of one of her Grand Champions, and another champion b***h that is pregnant. She has sent out the warning to responsible breeders. Smart breeder that she is she donated 6 new 30 pound bags of Grain Free to a rescue organization. Maybe a few strays will not get pregnant this year.
If you have friends who are good breeders of dogs, please pass this along.
Dec 4, 2018 20:51:59 #
Does the red head agree?
archie bunker wrote:
Mine gets peanut butter, and jelly. He prefers grape.....according to my blonde wife....
Dec 4, 2018 20:54:02 #
no propaganda please
Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
padremike wrote:
I'm a bit disappointed in our rescue dog - the thoroughbred icebox pointer. Last night she gobbled down some steamed broccoli and wanted more. Next thing you know she'll be demanding some of Michelle Obama's arugula.
We are training a dog now that prefers raw broccoli to any other reward for doing a good job in the show ring. And a friend of ours has a dog that gets so turned on by broccoli and just the word works as a reward. At one obedience trial the dog was not paying attention so our friend said "Broccoli, heal" rather than her name. She worked well and qualified for her title.
Dec 4, 2018 21:38:57 #
padremike
Loc: Phenix City, Al
no propaganda please wrote:
We are training a dog now that prefers raw broccoli to any other reward for doing a good job in the show ring. And a friend of ours has a dog that gets so turned on by broccoli and just the word works as a reward. At one obedience trial the dog was not paying attention so our friend said "Broccoli, heal" rather than her name. She worked well and qualified for her title.
That's funny, interesting and fantastic!
Dec 5, 2018 09:42:42 #
bilordinary wrote:
Does the red head agree?
Don't know. She wouldn't make a sandwich for anybody, so I traded her in for a newer model.
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