Dog food - NOT

[Tunce the traveler]

The secret is hand feeding

[Loaded-N-Rollin']

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

The secret is hand feeding

Is it really hand feeding if you use a fork? The fork just seems to take the adventure out of it.

[JFlightRisk]

Originally Posted by Tunce the traveler

The secret is hand feeding

It's good to see someone that refuses to spoil their dog! (Like we do too.)

We continued to feed ours Hills Science Diet Chicken and Barley small bites, that was what the breeder started the litter on. So far, they love it, but now with a pair of them a 15-pound bag only lasts three weeks on average, at $36 per bag.

Our yard is absent of any sticks, leaf stems, maple tree helicopters and Stanley thinks small stones are tasty too. I have to watch him closely about that. The hazards of having a stone driveway and a snow blower.

The Milk Bone Minis now arrive by the six-box case from Chewy.com. That started as training treats for house breaking, going down stairs, sitting....and training ME, which they've managed to be proficient at.

Eating with a fork, let alone using a napkin, has been a bit challenging....

[bdreinv]

We had same problem with our pup. After a few months of scolding her finally. she finally got the message.

[tnka trk]

Originally Posted by Shorty Cox

When it comes to dog food, someone needs to be working on dog food that creates "glow in the dark" poop!

Funny enough, we had a black lab that ate everything, including a large box of the kids neon crayons. Let’s just say it wasn’t difficult to find his poop at night after that. LOL

[Route 66 Traveler]

…or have a few bites yourself to make her think it’s people food.