Mary McKeever Webboard User Reg: 02-19-2010
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My 2 daughters just snuck Finn (9weeks) 3/4 of a double cheeseburger. No condiments just the meat and cheese totaling atleast 3/4 of a full sandwhich meat. He just got done eating 2/3 cup of kibble.
I have him in the crate incase he pukes and he drank water. Should I be worried about this or am I just going to have a fun clean up job when we go "outside" later?
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My 2 daughters just snuck Finn (9weeks) 3/4 of a double cheeseburger. No condiments just the meat and cheese totaling atleast 3/4 of a full sandwhich meat. He just got done eating 2/3 cup of kibble.
I have him in the crate incase he pukes and he drank water. Should I be worried about this or am I just going to have a fun clean up job when we go "outside" later?
Mary
It's nothing more than a large helping of meat/cheese, really; it may just trigger some soft poop. I'd take him out to poop some extra times so he doesn't get trapped with "gotta go NOW!" indoors.
Mary McKeever Webboard User Reg: 02-19-2010
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lmao.. oh he was a happy pup. One of my girls picked all the cheese off, he seemed a little miffed that there was none of the yellow stuff on hers. lol. Thats what mom gets for running to the other end of the house to close the windows. lol
He is right now as I type this on his back in his crate all streached out..typical male... lol
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Heh.. hmm. Finn gets crated and stays until I know the "no-no foods" are all gone, floor swept, and all the hiding places are searched. My kids like to stash food..little turkeys!
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Heh.. hmm. Finn gets crated and stays until I know the "no-no foods" are all gone, floor swept, and all the hiding places are searched. My kids like to stash food..little turkeys!
They stash small turkeys? Verrrry tricky!
Michael, when my grandsons are here, it's them who are "out you go" when they have chocolate and gum.
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No my kids are little turkeys.. more like squirrles. They stash stuff in hidey places. *grimes* I think the worst was the half of ham sandwhich my 3 year old was given from hubby, she wasnt hungery, she wanted to save it for later. Hubby ignored her when she said this and she stashed it in a dresser drawer. 2 weeks later.. yeah. Hubby got to scrub for 2 days straight to get the smell out. HA! He listens when she says shes not hungery now!
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