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Post by sesley on Nov 17, 2011 20:38:23 GMT
in tesburys for 3 pounds your Fido can now get as excited over the coming of Santa along with the kids,by counting down the days with little treats behind a little door
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Post by aubrey on Nov 18, 2011 17:58:00 GMT
None for cats? If no, that's not fair.
The cat Aubrey had a jackpot the other day, when a tub of his favourite cheesy pockets fell out of the catfood cupboard. He usually gets 3-4 on a Friday night; this time he got loads before our lass managed to pick them up.
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Post by tarzanontarmazepam on Nov 18, 2011 18:16:12 GMT
I'm very sorry but dogs and cats don't have a clue what Christmas is. Imagine their suffering when from Dec 25th you know longer allow them a treat as you have done for the past 24 days? They wont understand.  |
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Post by aubrey on Nov 18, 2011 19:23:33 GMT
No, they'll just take what they can get. They'll understand that. Really. Our cats take just one treat, one time, as a new routine - they'll be hopeful the same time next day. They get out of habits just as easily.
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Post by housesparrow on Nov 18, 2011 20:55:53 GMT
None for cats? If no, that's not fair. The cat Aubrey had a jackpot the other day, when a tub of his favourite cheesy pockets fell out of the catfood cupboard. He usually gets 3-4 on a Friday night; this time he got loads before our lass managed to pick them up. My own dog is pretty good, but most weekends we have the local smackhead staying with his pitbull staffie cross who always manages to root out and eat the chicken treats I buy for agility training. He would just open all the advent calendar windows in one go. He is that sort of dog. Much nicer than our own grumpy old collie though. |
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