By Auroraen - 28/06/2013 01:23 - United States - Oswego
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OP here. Wow. Thanks for all the nice words, guys. My "puppy" is a 120lb, 9 month old Great Dane. Her name is Lily, and she is worse than Marmaduke and Marly put together. She is a total troublemaker. I had made zucchini bread, beef stew, a bunch of sides, as well as a cake. All of it was from scratch. I had actually put one of those baby gates across the entry-way to the kitchen, and she ended up knocking it over. Next time, I think she's going in the cage while I take a shower. And btw, I did just order a pizza. Everyone had a good laugh at me. And yes, she's practically impossible to stay mad at.
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I have a feeling the food will reappear.
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Show it anywayServe a filled puppy.
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Show it anywayHe's like a miniature Buddha, covered in hair
All though that really does suck after slaving over the oven for seemingly endless hours, I really hope your puppy is ok and doesn't have to be rushed into emergency from all of the human food he/she just ate. :(
She's absolutely fine, if tired. She slept all through the afternoon quite contentedly. Thanks for the concern, though. (:
Trying my best not to sound like an ass, but I blame you and not the puppy. The puppy just thought it had a gourmet meal set out all for him. You should've known not to leave it anywhere that your puppy could've gotten to it.
All the prime ribs done Here, but now there, gone Jalapenos don't tear the Retriever He ate the seeds, flesh, and membrane (He can eat like Javier) Come on Gaby Don't sear the Retriever
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Probably should have put him in a room somewhere else, or at least put the food up higher. Puppies will eat anything they can get their paws on.
The dog is still a puppy, you can't expect a dog to be fully trained before it's even a year old. If yours were, that's great, but not every dog is the same.