The other day I was outside with Roxy, throwing a tennis ball and eating a handful of M&M's. OK, more than a handful. After each return, Roxy would look at my fist hopefully, but received no candy. I told her, "M&M's aren't good for dogs. Frankly they aren't good for people either."
This got me thinking. I wonder, if dogs were the superior being (as we humans like to consider ourselves), would they destroy their bodies with the doggie equivalent of our junk-food and bad habits?
I tend to think they would do a better job of living.
(I got the title for this post from a friend's website. Be sure to tell Carolyn I sent you!)
1 comment:
uhm...NO! Amy-dog (your Amy-dog) ate: an entire bag of uncooked cranberries, plastic bag & all; a bag of flour, which meant she had to have laxatives for a week, which she ate happily; & -my personal favorite- a box of Puffs Plus which came out just as white as they went in. I am sure she ate bad for her things every few days but these are the ones that she ate in such quantity they were hard to miss, either from the pantry shelf, the counter top or on their way back out.
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