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Post by puppybox on May 8, 2012 18:53:19 GMT -5
these are so funny!
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Post by Sunshine on May 8, 2012 19:16:48 GMT -5
I keep picturing the recycled chocolate rabbit, ooooozing through the kitchen....  Possibly even more gross than what happens when a dog eats half a kilo of butter! |
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Post by clutterbuggles on May 9, 2012 4:18:23 GMT -5
Oh man, dogs and chocolate....
My dad had an executive job and we used to get big Christmas gifts from various companies and contractors he regularly dealt with... Fruit and cheese baskets, fruitcakes, massive tins of mixed nuts, and occasionally chocolate.
One year, he had a 5 lb box of chocolate sent to him by UPS. They apparently rang the bell and left the parcel on the front step - ignoring the sign stating we never used the front door and that there were dogs running loose.
A few days after it arrived, we discovered a mess of cardboard and decorative paper blowing around the yard and that was the first we knew that a parcel had been delivered. We had to use the tracking number to figure out who it was from and ring them to find out what it had been. It was quite the mess....
I'm glad we did because chocolate is toxic to dogs and he'd eaten five bloody pounds of it, plus most of the wrapping.
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Post by Sunshine on May 9, 2012 4:47:27 GMT -5
5 pounds of chocolate - I bet he was fizzing and bouncing off the walls, too! Hungry Hound found a 1 kilo packet of peanuts on the kitchen bench once. Amazing what a kilo of peanuts does for the digestion. Believe me, there are no more grocery shop-n-drops these days  |
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Post by bigrae on May 9, 2012 6:49:13 GMT -5
some years ago I had a young dog that would take food from counters. Once I unloaded the shopping and put everything away and out of reach except for the bathroom stuff . I went out and came home to find my dog looking like a rabid Santa, he had eaten toothpaste and sanitary towels his mouth was foaming huge minty bubbles and the cotton filling had stuck all over his chin the remainder was spread all over the kitchen. His breath was fresh though
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