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If its good enough for Scooby Doo......

#1 Post by perdido »

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/artic ... d=11876840

This reminded me of my friend feeding snausages to his ex-wife's side of the family after they regularly raided and emptied his refridgerator on unannounced visits.
She realised what he did but had to wait until they left - after all the "appetizers" had been eaten.

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#2 Post by Barkin »

I think that's a Scooby a look-alike on the snausages
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#3 Post by bigpup »

Hey, I lived on those things in college :lol: :shock:

They work to get my dogs to do things!

Should work on children :lol:

It is still food, you can eat, if you want to!!

Kind of makes you wonder, about a parent looking for children snack foods, in the dog food section, of the store :?: :!: :shock:
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#4 Post by Galbi »

Well, at least, it looks more nutritive than those trash snacks...
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This is some Jim Jones foolery right here!!!
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#6 Post by Flash »

Read the list of ingredients. If it's not a bunch of lies, then the snack food meant for kids is almost certainly much worse for them than dry dog food.
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#7 Post by bigpup »

It should help to make their hair shiny! :shock:

The way kids are about brushing their teeth.

These should work great!!

DentaLife Daily Oral Care Small/Medium Dental Dog Treats.

Key Benefits:

Chewy, porous texture helps clean hard to reach teeth
Scientifically tested to reduce tartar buildup
Helps freshen your dog's breath
No artificial flavors or colors
Wholesome ingredients with a tasty chicken flavor
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Kind of makes you wonder, about a parent looking for children snack foods, in the dog food section, of the store Question Exclamation Shocked
The store made the mistake. They put them next to the chips (it says in the article)
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#9 Post by bigpup »

Ever wonder who does the taste test, for these dog snacks, when they produce a new one?

It is not dogs :shock:

Think about it. A dog will eat his or hers own poop :roll:

Not a very good taste tester. :lol:
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#10 Post by Burn_IT »

Think about it. A dog will eat his or hers own poop Rolling Eyes
There is an instinctive reason for that - well two actually.
One is to (attempt to) remove the evidence that it was there so it cannot be tracked by predators.
The second is that food is scarce in its natural environment and a single pass through its digestive system will not remove all the nutrients.
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#11 Post by perdido »

bigpup wrote:Ever wonder who does the taste test, for these dog snacks, when they produce a new one?

It is not dogs :shock:

Think about it. A dog will eat his or hers own poop :roll:

Not a very good taste tester. :lol:
Not a good taste tester for military food either.
A dog will not eat a US Military MRE.
Dog says poop tastes better than MRE :!:
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#12 Post by bigpup »

I agree about some MRE's :lol:
However, there are some very good ones!

I like beef stew the best!!

The noodle ones are not that good, but if it is all you have to eat, you will eat it!!
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#13 Post by Flash »

The only meatlike substance I ever offered to my dogs that they wouldn't eat was boiled shrimp left over from our shop Christmas party. So MREs must be truly awful if dogs won't eat them. I was going to try one once until I saw the amount of salt it contained.

In my experience, dogs won't eat their own poop. Puppies and very young dogs will sometimes eat another dog's poop. And every dog will eat cat poop and human poop.
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#14 Post by bigpup »

This is turning into a really poop y conversation!
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