The Other Coast by Adrian Raeside for August 18, 2024

One time when, we were young, our parents took my brother, our dog and me to a garden centre that sold pet food. We bought some cheesey biscuits for the dog but he wouldn’t eat them. So, grossing our mum out we tried them. No wonder the dog didn’t eat them! They didn’t taste cheesey at all. But my brother and I had nice shiny coats the next day.

Love the thoughts of Koko.

Things NOT to do when you have dogs.

Me not theenks doggies would want to eats sugary sweet theengs anyways. Now we bears could using some sweet theengs in we diet. So gimme that now!

The critical word should be VET for a dog

All dogs I know that are keen on something don’t care what condition the box has. When there is something they want they go for it, no matter the wrapping, low fencing or feeble cardboard. “Open” or “still closed” is no concept in the mind of canines (like in most animals minds).

At least she didn’t use the V-word: vaccuum.

I had a chihuahua who sneaked off with a bag of Nestle’s semi-sweet morsels. He didn’t die but he threw up 13 times before he was done. He survived.

When my daughter was a young toddler, I caught her eating the wet cat food tuna! I told the pediatrician and he admitted to eating dog food as a baby. Both were still here.

I am sure that eating Milk-Bone Biscuits as a child caused my bark to be worse than my bite as an adult!

Have GOOGLE show you; Family Guy – Brian In Heaven

Depends upon the size of the dog, and the chocolate. A Devil’s food cake has a relatively little chocolate in it, even though it is very dark in color.

But it is all true. Thank goodness you listened to her although I know the word VET sealed the decision not to!