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We All Make Mistakes

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We all make mistakes.

Some of us more than others.

I made a mistake the other morning.

Luckily, some dog caught me or things could of went bad pretty quickly.

Saturday morning I prepared breakfast for the boys as normal.

Sherman got his food and supplements and Leroy got his food and supplements.

I gave Sherman his first round of food and gave Leroy his first round of food.

Sherman immediately began to chow down like he always does but Leroy put his down in the bowl and immediately turned around and walked away.

My first thought was, “Oh God. He’s not feeling good.”

My stomach immediately sank. Leroy hasn’t turned down food since he was sick.

So I walked over to the bowl and looked at it.

Crap.

I gave him Sherman’s 2nd bowl of food.

So I immediately picked it up and set the correct food down for Leroy and he went to town on it.

Wait. Did Leroy just do something mature?

Did he know that if he ate that bowl of food he would get super sick?

I was so proud of him.

Anyone that has a dog with IBD knows what a tragic mistake that could of been if he would of eaten that bowl of food.

I was mad at myself for the mistake but I was so proud that Leroy caught it.

After almost 8 years is it possible that my Leroy is starting to turn into a responsible adult?

Does he finally care enough about himself that he’s ready to make good choices in life?

Or does he just think Sherman’s food totally sucks?

 

 

 

 

 

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Misty Shores Chesapeakes

Thursday 5th of May 2016

Good catch Leroy!

Dachshund Nola

Monday 2nd of May 2016

That's so neat! What a relief.

CATHY BENNETT

Monday 2nd of May 2016

Whew - that was a close call.

Bailey

Monday 2nd of May 2016

Bailey is so sensitive to food now he won't touch Katy's kibble if it falls on the ground. Katy however, will catch it before it hits the ground of either style.

Perhaps he's just become sensitive to the smell?

Jan K

Monday 2nd of May 2016

Either way, we're glad he did it! I can't imagine any of my crew just not eating what's put in front of them no matter what. But wouldn't it be cool to think that if it was something bad for them they would? You never know! Dogs are sometimes far smarter than we give them credit for.

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