Maybe I'm just too suspicious.
Has it ever occurred to you that your human might deliberately purchase snacks containing chocolate, or other dog-unfriendly ingredients, just to avoid sharing?
This thought crossed my mind when out for a walk with Gail on Sunday morning.
We were happily strolling through the woods at Cambus o' May when Gail decided to stop for an 'elevenses' break, and took a flask of coffee and a bar of flapjack from her bag.
I put on my best starving dog look, but Gail pointed out that the snack was labelled 'chocolate-flavoured' and said firmly: "Not for you Bertie".
I'm pleased to report that, following my prompt, Gail did finally release a few crumbs for me to hoover up before we set off again through the forest...
oh how nice that you got some crumbs, that is good too. the mama said she will eat her way through this holidays no matter what ... do you think we are allowed to join her?
ReplyDeleteOh dear Bertie, Gail didn't give you a thought when she packed that flap jack did she? That's not fair! My human doesn't eat much chocolate, but when she does, she sometimes gives me a tiny sliver, just to share, even though she knows I shouldn't have it. I mostly get to share her fruit, which she says isn't as naughty as chocolate!
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Inca xx
Inca, your human sounds nice. Gail only shares her food when we are out on a walk, and I have come to expect it!
DeleteToodle pip! Bertie.
Hari OM
ReplyDeleteBertie lad, the sharing is definitely a part of caring. You and Gail are pretty good at it, I'd say!!! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
The crumbs are a sign that she loves you, Bertie. What a gorgeous walk you and Gail had!
ReplyDeleteBOL BOL BOL Bertie...I am gonna try my darnest to replicate your, "I put on my best starving dog look". Thankfully Gail got rid of all the 'nasty' chocolate 'cause we would not want our favorite WFT to be 'sick as a dog'. LOL
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Cecilia
I'm a Labrador, and we are the very best at "starving dog" looks - in fact we invented it! Just watch any Lab. around food and you'll soon learn.
DeleteInca xx
We're glad to hear Gail came to her senses and shared a bit of her snack with you. After all who could resist your face.
ReplyDeleteThank dogness for crumbs!!! We hope Gail properly rewarded you once you were home with a dog-friendly tasty treat.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
Thank goodness she finally shared some crumbs! You could have starved out there! We have a similiar complaint here, mom baked cookies ALL DAY yesterday and it was no, you can't have any because there are raisins! We could have nibbled around them, right?
ReplyDeleteKiki and Rosie
We are sure humans do things that omit dogs from the mix! Chocolate treats, onions in stews, dried fruit in buns....the list goes on. Always, the 'this isn't good for you' as they chow down on goodies. Glad you were able to get a few crumbs. We need a campaign for dog-friendly treats....
ReplyDeleteWe think you might be on to something Bertie!! We're glad Gail relented and gave you some chocolate free crumbs :-).
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Rosy, Jakey & Arty
Well, Bertie, remember you are trying to cheer up Gail, and, in most cases, chocolate helps that cause!
ReplyDeleteHow inconsiderate of her! I know who's on Santa's Naughty List.
ReplyDeleteThat is a thought to consider Bertie! WE don't like think our peeps would do that but it is entirely possible. glad you did get some crumbs
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Mabel & Hilda
Doctors and dogs agree humans should eat fresh produce that is dog friendly
ReplyDeleteWe think it was a trick to not share. Lady does the same with her pancakes. Darn chocolate.
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