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trebon1038 (62)
04/26/2008
If I stay in their site...it can be done. Once I leave the room for more than a few seconds, its all over!

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CanadaSucks (45)
04/26/2008
I'm charmed by a few of these suggestions on this underrated list. . .indeed, there is quiet wisdom in this one. . .

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Molfan (57)
04/26/2008
they will help you watch it all right. they will even help you eat it. after all you meant to share those yummies with them right? once my brother put a freshly make chocolate skake on the ground while he went back to make the food. when he came back the shake was mostly gone. he started to blame me, accusing me of drinking his shake. i insisted I did not when we noticed our dog calmly licking his chop with remnants of the chocolate shake still stuck to his whiskers. guess he did not leave a shake on the ground anymore, only an invite for a snack for our dogs.

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puppyloverkb (18)
03/08/2007
I'm not quite sure who said this but I thought it was pretty funny. "A well trained dog does not beg for food, he just makes you feel so guilty that you cannot enjoy it"

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Randyman (103)
03/08/2007
Can't even trust my kids.

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Vudija (92)
03/08/2007
Can't trust my cat either...

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numbah16tdhaha (147)
03/08/2007
My mom's dog would help herself to anything in range...

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CastleBee (81)
03/08/2007

Like all dogs, mine are avid culinary spectators. As far as being trustworthy about it well, so far so good. But, I'm not sure how it would go if I left the room for more than 5 minutes. I'm pretty sure the little one would make a jump for it though - yeah, I would put money on that. What they usually settle for is unblinking staring combined with soulful, sincere and very serious eye contact. At their current ages (3 and 8) they've worked it into an art form by now and sometimes it's so painfully sincere that you can almost feel the vibes penetrating your brain...an obvious attempt at K-9 thought transfer (I think they're watching SciFi while I'm at work). It's usually somewhat effective and they end up with a bite or two for their trouble. Dog mind control can be a scary thing.


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Donovan (130)
03/08/2007
And they call them "Man's best friend."

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