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Mon Mar-30-09 12:38 PM
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The beagle just ate a whole box of Poptarts. |
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A conference committee is using our building for a meeting today and tomorrow morning, and a friend who's on the committee is staying with us tonight. So, he stopped to drop off his belongings before heading to the church for his meeting. For some reason, he brought a box of poptarts (I have food), he left them somewhere where the beagle found them. She devoured the whole box while I was in the shower. 6 poptarts (or is it 8?) at 200 calories a piece. If we walked continuously all day--and all day tomorrow--I don't think we'd walk off all those calories.
BEAGLES!!!!!! :banghead:
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Mon Mar-30-09 12:38 PM
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1. Maybe you shouldn't starve your dog then. |
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Mon Mar-30-09 12:40 PM
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2. At least I won't have to provide dog food for like a week! nt |
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Mon Mar-30-09 12:46 PM
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Mon Mar-30-09 12:57 PM
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4. I knew you'd love this story! |
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:rofl:
The beag is sleeping it off right now!
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:07 PM
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5. My Grandparents used to have a Beagle |
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one day when they were fishing in a stream, they turned their backs on their lines. The beagle went after the bait (marshmallows)and swallowed some hooks. They had to rush to the vet and get it taken care of. She was fine though, her name was Cricket. :-)
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:12 PM
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6. They'll eat anything that doesn't move, and a few things that do! |
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I'm glad Cricket was okay!
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:14 PM
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She died a long time ago, but I remember her. I was about 5 when I knew her.
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:14 PM
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7. That's okay. My dog ate an entire box of pasta once. |
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The uncooked kind (I believe it was rigatoni). She must have found it satisfyingly crunchy. I was afraid to give her any water for fear she'd blow up like the Hindenburg. The cat finds it amusing to knock various non-doggy food items on the floor to see if there's anything the dog won't eat. She hasn't found anything that qualifies yet.
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:17 PM
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9. I was hosting a party at my Parent's house and house/dog sitting |
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at the same time. I wanted to keep the dogs outside but my guests insisted that they be in with us.
Anyway, my ex-foster daughter spent a good portion of the morning making breakfast burritos for everyone. She turned her back on the platter for a couple of minutes and those three dogs ate every last shred of cheese of those breakfast burritos. We got stuck eating cold cereal that morning.
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:26 PM
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10. LOL!! Blowing up like the Hindenburg! |
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My cat, Leon, only once tossed anything off a counter to her, that I know of. The beag is allergic to eggs, bit would love to be able to eat them. Years ago, I caught Leon pushing some egg shells off the counter to her while my back was turned making an omelet. They're a team!
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:55 PM
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14. I'll swear up and down that dogs don't actually taste anything |
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except poop, which they think is a delicacy. :eyes:
i love dogs. :hi:
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Mon Mar-30-09 08:13 PM
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35. That's actually pretty accurate. |
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Dogs have very few taste buds (at least compared to humans). If it smells like food to them, they will eat it. I'm glad my dogs don't eat poop, but they will eat almost anything else.
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:31 PM
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11. SHIT - Don't you KNOW BY NOW not to get your pets STONED!?!?!?!? |
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They get the munchies same as we do!
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:33 PM
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12. It'll only get worse if it's decriminalized. Stoned beagles and dachshunds |
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all over the damn place. They wouldn't be able to make Poptarts fast enough! :)
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Mon Mar-30-09 01:37 PM
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13. Have you ever looked at your paw, man? |
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I mean really, really looked at it? It's like...bow WOW!
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Mon Mar-30-09 06:46 PM
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:rofl: Oh, far out, dude… :hippie: "bow WOW" :rofl:
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Mon Mar-30-09 02:00 PM
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15. When Bailey was little he ate a 2 lb bag of chocolate |
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Mon Mar-30-09 02:06 PM
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16. I keep hearing that chocolate is poisonous to dogs |
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But the number of dogs I know that have gotten into it and survived is amazing. One friend's pooch ate a huge bag of Hershey's Kisses. He seemed none the worse for it, though he did poop small pieces of foil for days. That can't have been comfortable.
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Mon Mar-30-09 02:09 PM
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18. I took him to the vet and they made him barf it up |
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That was the stupidest $75 I have ever spend. :banghead:
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Mon Mar-30-09 02:10 PM
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19. The higher the percentage of cacao, the harder on a dog's kidneys. |
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Milk chocolate won't do much harm. Last Christmas, a cousin gave me some chocolate that was 80% cacao. I didn't even bring it into the house. It stayed in a drawer in my office, safely away from the beagle.
Baker's chocolate is the worst, really dangerous for dogs.
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Mon Mar-30-09 02:20 PM
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21. So I don't have to freak |
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When the dog fishes an empty container of chocolate yogurt out of the garbage and licks it clean? Whew! That's a relief!
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Mon Mar-30-09 05:34 PM
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24. Yeah, I wouldn't worry about an empty container of chocolate yogurt |
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Mon Mar-30-09 07:17 PM
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34. Isn't the caffeine also a problem? |
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Mon Mar-30-09 04:57 PM
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22. Probably to wash down your cactus. |
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Mon Mar-30-09 08:34 PM
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36. Probably to wash down the couch |
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Mon Mar-30-09 02:06 PM
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17. I had a Husky mix several years ago that would eat anyting she could reach. |
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She even ate an entire tube of Bengay, plastic and all. She jumped up onto the bathroom sink and pulled it out of the medicine cabinet while i was in the shower. I rushed her to the vet, I mean - Bengay cannot be all that good for you! They kept her over night until she "passed" the plastic from the tube. The vet was surprised she continued to eat it after the first taste. I think her tongue was numb. I came out of the shower and she just sat there looking at me and licking her chops. I could tell by the Bengay breath!
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Mon Mar-30-09 02:11 PM
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You're the winner! Or rather, you're husky is.
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Mon Mar-30-09 05:06 PM
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23. I am sure she was very happy to do you that service. |
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Edited on Mon Mar-30-09 05:07 PM by old mark
Our late dog Sheena ate 3 pounds of homemade lasagna off the kitchen table while we were out back thanking our neighbor for making it for us. She later ate a 5 pound box of Christmas mixed chocolate candy - both trays.
Very kind of you to leave such treats for your dog. Did she open the box and the packages too? I'm always interested in how they approach packaging.
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Mon Mar-30-09 06:41 PM
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27. All I know is that when I came down after my shower, |
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she was fast asleep in her crate, hugging the Poptart box, and surrounded by wrappers.
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Mon Mar-30-09 06:42 PM
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28. I'm sure she was thanking you for providing them. |
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Gotta love them dogs.
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Mon Mar-30-09 05:36 PM
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25. Are Pop Tarts vegan friendly? |
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Mon Mar-30-09 06:43 PM
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29. I doubt it. As I say, my friend brought them with him. |
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I did go to the bakery thrift store and get another box this afternoon.
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Mon Mar-30-09 05:40 PM
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26. The worst is yet to come... |
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For Poptarts into a dog's stomach later yields popFarts. Really nasty smelling ones.
I know this from a similar experience.
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Mon Mar-30-09 06:50 PM
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31. Will the beagle be back at the vet's after this |
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Tue Mar-31-09 04:37 AM
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38. No. But the owner might suffocate. |
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Tue Mar-31-09 12:10 PM
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39. You were right. I would've slept in a gas mask last night, |
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Mon Mar-30-09 07:04 PM
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complaining? my beagle wants to know well? which one?
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Mon Mar-30-09 07:05 PM
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33. Ah, the gluttonous Beagle |
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I miss my Beagle.
My female Boxer, Dixie, once ate an entire dark chocolate cake with deep fudge frosting. My husband had actually made it from scratch for my birthday. He left it on the table when he took the trash out and when he came in, all that was left was the empty plate on the floor with Dixie serenely licking her chops.
Needless to say, we kinda freaked since dogs are not supposed to eat chocolate. She never even burped. :eyes:
Maybe she was part Beagle. :rofl:
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Mon Mar-30-09 10:20 PM
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37. You say "ate a whole box of Pop Tarts" like that's a bad thing |
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Edited on Mon Mar-30-09 10:20 PM by SoxFan
I like the cut of this beagle's jib!
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Tue Mar-31-09 12:20 PM
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40. We have had a 13 in beagle |
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who is 7 months old for three weeks and just adopted her. I have a 6 month old King Shepherd and I swear that beagle makes the shepherd seem like an angel. For such a little thing she gets into EVERYTHING. A nonstop ball of energy. I really did not need two puppies right now but hubby fell in love with her. I never in a million years thought I would end up with 4 dogs at one time esp with all the other fur and feathers we have.
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Tue Mar-31-09 12:25 PM
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43. Yep, they can be a little hyper. |
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The main thing to know when living with a beagle is KEEP FOOD OUT OF REACH!!! And by food I mean anything you consider edible plus cat poop. And when she does something that pisses you off, DO NOT LOOK AT THE EYES!!! It is impossible to stay angry when making eye contact with a beagle. They know this and use this superpower to completely disarm their human hosts. DO NOT MAKE EYE CONTACT!!
Enjoy the beag! I'm on my second now. They're special critters!
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Tue Mar-31-09 12:22 PM
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41. something is missing.. |
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Hi, What flavor? Or did I miss that?
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Tue Mar-31-09 12:25 PM
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44. Strawberry frosted. nt |
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Tue Mar-31-09 12:23 PM
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42. this is the beagle who was sick a couple of weeks ago?! |
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Tue Mar-31-09 12:26 PM
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This doesn't seem to have done her any harm. To the contrary, she quite enjoyed them.
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Tue Mar-31-09 02:39 PM
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46. I had a greyhound who |
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once ate an entire package of Oreos - the double-stuffed variety. My husband had opened the package earlier that evening and had 2 or 3. I went downstairs about 10:30 pm to put the dogs out one last time and found the now empty package on kitchen floor. The greyhound was trying to look not guilty but the crumbs on his muzzle were a dead giveaway. Not to mention that the other dogs had been upstairs with me the whole evening. I was really concerned that he was going to get sick - not from the chocolate since there isn't enough real chocolate in Oreos to hurt a flea - but from all the filling. It never even phased him.
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