Internette
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In agility class last week, I threw Pyper a treat at the end of the teeter. It was a small piece of cheese and it went into the dirt. She made the biggest deal...trying to eat it, spitting it out, repeat....The whole class was laughing at her prissyness, not being able to eat something with a bit of dirt on it.
Of course, this is the same dog who has no problem eating directly out of the cat box, at any opportunity.
OMG Chauncey doesn't eat his treats if they get dirty. He dropped one of his pieces of meat on the brick patio and it got hair and little pieces of grit on it and he wouldnt eat it. I had to rinse it off and wipe if clean then he ate it. The dog park people think he is way to prissy and spoiled and I do too much for him. Truthfully he is very neat and clean and doesn't like dogs drooling on him or spilling water near him when they are drinking. He likes his paws clean and not in mud. I like this we laugh here at home and say his new name suits him for a gentleman dog, he has such good manners and I love how neat and gentle his nature is.
I am counting my blessings he hasn't stuck his head in the cat box and I seen dogs eat poo at the park and luckily he hasn't, I think I would gag if he did.
