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Date Posted: 09:42:25 01/23/02 Wed
Author: Kat
Author Host/IP: 206.28.153.210
Subject: Re: Passing the drool rag to Kat........
In reply to: wondering if she's gonna let Ti have a "liddle sample" 's message, "Passing the drool rag to Kat........" on 20:21:36 01/22/02 Tue

I don't know how it works at other 'pet owner' houses but in mine if I have something good to eat, I have an 80 pound brindle 'foot weight' trying to "will me to give him a bite" - and unless the 'bite' is very dog toxic he will usually get a bite or two. Usually the bites are right off of the fork.


BTW, nosey question, anybody else's doggie eat off of a fork like a hooman?????? [Am I trained or what?!?!?!?!?!]

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