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So this morning I made myself some fruit and yogurt while I fed the dogs their morning meal. Usually, this is Leo's zen time and it takes an act of G-d to get him away from his food, especially when I add the gravy like I did this morning :)
Today, however, he was way more interested in my strawberries and blueberries. I did a search on google to see if they were toxic for dogs and after finding nothing to suggest that they were, I decided to let him try a little as a treat. And OMG. He LOVES them. I got him to do "Bang!" and "roll over" without even the tiniest bit of faking or half rolls, haha.
So now I'm just curious. Does anyone else's BT like "non typical" (meaning the usual MEAT and CHEESE!) treats? I've always wondered about whether I should try to incorporate more fruit and vegetables into my dog's diet. Leo seems pretty receptive to eating more, especially when peanut butter is involved :) Also, does anyone have a more reliable goto guide for food toxicity? I've found a few online but I've been getting conflicting information.
Finally, here's a picture!
Leo and his little sister Tallulah

So this morning I made myself some fruit and yogurt while I fed the dogs their morning meal. Usually, this is Leo's zen time and it takes an act of G-d to get him away from his food, especially when I add the gravy like I did this morning :)
Today, however, he was way more interested in my strawberries and blueberries. I did a search on google to see if they were toxic for dogs and after finding nothing to suggest that they were, I decided to let him try a little as a treat. And OMG. He LOVES them. I got him to do "Bang!" and "roll over" without even the tiniest bit of faking or half rolls, haha.
So now I'm just curious. Does anyone else's BT like "non typical" (meaning the usual MEAT and CHEESE!) treats? I've always wondered about whether I should try to incorporate more fruit and vegetables into my dog's diet. Leo seems pretty receptive to eating more, especially when peanut butter is involved :) Also, does anyone have a more reliable goto guide for food toxicity? I've found a few online but I've been getting conflicting information.
Finally, here's a picture!
Leo and his little sister Tallulah

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