I don't think some of you understand just what I am dealing with here

[commodorified]

She HAD to eat the butter. NOBODY HAS FED HER IN THREE MILLION YEARS, YOU GUYS. LOOK AT THAT TRAGIC STARVED BEATEN LITTLE FACE. SHE WAS FORCED TO CLIMB THE TREACHEROUS SLOPES OF THE MATTERHORN IN A HOWLING BLIZZARD ONTO THE TABLE IN SEARCH OF SUSTENANCE. TO SURVIVE.

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[starwatcher]

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You may enjoy the woeful tale of a dog who responded similarly to sweet potatoes. That dog was also starving!! ("Enjoy" as in, share fellow-feeling with the other dog's owner.)

Warning -- do not eat or drink while reading. I'm serious.
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[mme_hardy]

If you haven't seen it, you certainly need Dogs in Elk.

and followup attesting to accuracy.

[cleverthylacine]

I'm pretty sure she linked me to Dogs in Elk. LOL.

[commodorified]

But I'd mislaid the link ages back, so this is Most Welcome nonetheless. :-)

[mme_hardy]

No, she linked you to Dog With Sweet Potato, which I hadn't seen before, and which truly had me crying in laughter.

[cleverthylacine]

I think she linked me to both! :) I am fairly sure it was her from whom I heard about Dogs In Elk; however, it was many many many years ago (well, close to ten, anyway.)

[sharpiefan]

Oh.
My.
God.

That is hilarious. That poor woman.

[starwatcher]

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<g> Yes, I've laughed over that one several times. It is amazing what our furry friends can get up to... or in to. My fave happened-to-me moment was when my two medium-sized dogs tried to exit the doggie-door at the same time, to welcome me home. They got stuck halfway through, struggling to unstopper themselves. It was a hilarious, picture-worthy moment, and I didn't own a camera.
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