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17-06-2007, 08:53 PM
Your dog's first experience of 'human' food...
OH just gave me the idea for this thread. What was your dog's first experience of 'human' food and who gave it to them?Cassie's first experience was of bacon sandwiches cooked especially for her and cut into little lady like pieces by my mother-in-law!
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18-06-2007, 05:58 AM
Roxy was a rescue dog and I had to dirve 200 miles to get her. She was soooo thin and hungry, bless. I bought a sandwich at a petrol station and shared it with her in the car. You would never believe that the little scrawny dog would turn out to be so beautiful. She's a porker now, not helped by the fact that she has an underactive thyroid.
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18-06-2007, 06:01 AM
if we complained she would say "that's what grandchilden are for.......Spoiling"
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18-06-2007, 06:11 AM
Originally Posted by Sal 
Cheese as treats for toileting outside.
They love cheese
Originally Posted by Heather and Zak
Cheese here as well as a treat for his toilet training.
Originally Posted by Vicki
Len and Mya had sausages for treats for getting toilet training right.
Roxy was a rescue dog and I had to dirve 200 miles to get her. She was soooo thin and hungry, bless. I bought a sandwich at a petrol station and shared it with her in the car. You would never believe that the little scrawny dog would turn out to be so beautiful. She's a porker now, not helped by the fact that she has an underactive thyroid.
Originally Posted by CockerMum
would be roast chicken for my lot. Every Monday my mum used to come over and make tea for us. they would sit around her feet in the kitchen watch "grandma" strip the cooked chicken knowing they would all get some at the end she always gave them more then she put on our plates
if we complained she would say "that's what grandchilden are for.......Spoiling"
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18-06-2007, 07:20 AM
we got chatting and turns out she was thrown over his wall and he was trying to find a home for her...
well we couldnt resist...
On the way home she was in the back of the car and whining so we stopped and mum put her on her knees, and gave her some cream fudge...
From that moment on she was more my mums dog than anything!
Chinas first human food when we got her from rescue was i thnk a biscuit, cant really remember!!!
Alex
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18-06-2007, 08:18 AM
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18-06-2007, 08:49 AM
Originally Posted by wufflehoond
Awww....bless! That's how we got our first family dog. A case of dad, dad, can we keep him?
Alex
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