Good thing the bowl was on the counter, otherwise how could they tell? With our chow hound, who cleans her bowl so well, you can’t tell the difference.
Oh, YES! I know that guilt-inducing, big-eyed, hopeful little tail-wag when we’ve forgotten or come home late. Of course, if we’re at home there is no such thing as forgetting. There are two of them and they double-team us.
I quit serving food in bowls years ago. the open bag is there 24/7 . just dry food, kinda boring. nobody over eats. My dogs know when they’re hungry and how much they want to eat. They eat every bit if it’s in a bowl but from a 40 lb bag they don’t have the compulsion to finish it off.
loridobson Premium Member over 8 years ago
Good thing the bowl was on the counter, otherwise how could they tell? With our chow hound, who cleans her bowl so well, you can’t tell the difference.
dogday Premium Member over 8 years ago
Oh, YES! I know that guilt-inducing, big-eyed, hopeful little tail-wag when we’ve forgotten or come home late. Of course, if we’re at home there is no such thing as forgetting. There are two of them and they double-team us.
neverenoughgold over 8 years ago
Fred will forgive you… as soon as he eats!
annette143NotMe about 8 years ago
I quit serving food in bowls years ago. the open bag is there 24/7 . just dry food, kinda boring. nobody over eats. My dogs know when they’re hungry and how much they want to eat. They eat every bit if it’s in a bowl but from a 40 lb bag they don’t have the compulsion to finish it off.