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Related: About this forumI couldn't find Dunc the golden retriever.
I called for him then he looks out from behind the shed with that Im not doing anything look.
And i called him again and he does not come to me Im like huh, so i walk up and there is Dunc eating the carrots i put out for the rabbits.
Id just like to mention this furry greedy guts will not eat a carrot any other time.

peacebuzzard
(5,618 posts)my puppers used to pull that stunt; total disinterest in a treat until you offer it to another packmate
iluvtennis
(21,318 posts)Beacool
(30,434 posts)It's monkey see, monkey do. Jealousy....
Phoenix61
(18,510 posts)They live out in the country and do a little farming. Anyway, I get to her house and theres Tiger, all of Tiger lots and lots of Tiger I mean he was HUGE!!! And Im like friend, WTH? And she starts with the Its not my fault You dont understand Im barely feeding him Well, while we were talking Tiger had waddled off and the next thing I know hes back with an ear of Silver Queen corn in his mouth hed picked himself from their corn field. Well, he layed down in the front yard, shucked it, and ate every last kernel. My friend looked at me and said, I told you it wasnt my fault.
Bayard
(26,193 posts)Now, our big girl, (and one cat!) go for the corn behind the garage that we put our for the geese.
orangecrush
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lonely bird
(2,432 posts)He demands a carrot at 8:00 every night. Of course, he starts whining about getting his carrot at 7:00. They help keep his teeth clean.
Cheezoholic
(3,156 posts)He will sit patiently when I'm cutting the stalks off waiting for a treat. I trained (er got him to semi act like an adult) him with frozen Broccoli once I found out. He pouts when I make Broccoli soup
LudwigPastorius
(13,055 posts)AllaN01Bear
(26,715 posts)airplaneman
(1,329 posts)CountAllVotes
(21,920 posts)Missy #1 was a grey tabby cat I adopted from these very nice people living on Ashbury street in San Francisco in 1981. They were moving and could not take her with them. They ran an ad in the Chronicle for a "Free cat to a good home".
I went to see Missy (#1; #2 is now alive and living with me, a beautiful black cat). I adopted her that day and she came with a bag of food.
She grew up to be a very large cat and she loved asparagus of all things, esp. the stalks. I'd feed them to her after dinner as a treat. She lived to be almost 18 years old.
You never know what our four-legged friends may like.
& recommend.