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Is our terrier mutt a dog?
#1
I tossed him a meaty raw rib bone, his first ever, and he looked at me, "You want me to do what with that thing?" Back to kibbles I s'ppose.
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#2
You may have to show him what to do with it.
:-)
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#3
If the dog in question is in your sig's pic...well, I hate to say it but that ain't no real dog. You've de-canined it.
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#4
[quote IronMac]If the dog in question is in your sig's pic...well, I hate to say it but that ain't no real dog. You've de-canined it. Don't be fooled by that sad puppy face and the pink shirt, IronMac. He's a tough lit' guy, i.e. got me all worried when he growled at a pitbull at a pet shop!
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#5
Hmmmm. Maybe he knew that rib bones aren't really good ones for dogs. Those bones are rather soft and have a tendency to splinter. Once they do, then the dogs like getting at the marrow and could wind up swallowing sharp pieces of bone, which isn't a good thing. I think the only bone Louie has ever had was one of the really big, hard ones from a chunk of Easter ham.
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#6
Give that dog a (smaller) bone.
If he still won't touch it, you might try pressing some of his kibble into the meat. If he's still too haughty for it, start w/the meat cut up and mixed in w/the kibble. That, he'll eat.
Then you can gradually progress to teach him how to eat like a real canine.
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#7
Oh Now, he is a real cute itsie bitsie baby puppy. I could just kiss him.

He is so cute next to that toy. How big is the dog??
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#8
Will follow your suggestion Psurfer. He needs the protein.

decocritter, he's all sweet 12 lbs Smile
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#9
Jeebus, my cats outweigh your dog by over 3 lbs each.
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