Do you give your dog(s) the leftovers from supper?

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  1. profile image0
    L a d y f a c eposted 13 years ago

    Do you give your dog(s) the leftovers from supper?

  2. HannahRiley profile image59
    HannahRileyposted 13 years ago

    Yepp, my parents always did. We always had mutts that we adopted or that adopted us. I never saw any harm in sharing left over table food. I think it makes more sense than throwing it away in the garbage if a tail wagging puppy would appreciate it. smile

  3. hubba-hubba profile image60
    hubba-hubbaposted 13 years ago

    No dogs yet, but cats sure love ice cream!

  4. zzron profile image57
    zzronposted 13 years ago

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    No, he doesn't get the leftovers, he gets the same thing we get as we're eating it.

  5. RocketCityWriter profile image75
    RocketCityWriterposted 13 years ago

    Never! We don't give them human food for two reasons: 1) It makes them beg at the table and that is very annoying, and 2) There are things in human food that are poisonous or simply bad for dogs and I don't know all of them or what's in the food we eat all the time.

  6. onegoodwoman profile image68
    onegoodwomanposted 13 years ago

    Not all of them.

    Beef, yes
    Chicken bones.......no
    Pork.......never
    eggs......sometimes
    veggies........rarely
    bread.......maybe

    He is not a garbage disposal.  His tastes and health must be considered.

  7. Wesman Todd Shaw profile image81
    Wesman Todd Shawposted 13 years ago

    Yes I do, and I do not care what "so and so" says about it.  My dogs LOVE me for it.  Of course my dogs love me already-but they feel extra special when I give them leftovers.

  8. Vicki.Pierce profile image70
    Vicki.Pierceposted 13 years ago

    I used to give my dogs "leftovers" such as a small piece of steak.  I had to learn my lesson the hard way.  I had a black lab that I fed some leftover pieces of meat to.  The dog got REALLY sick and ended up having to stay a couple of nights at the vets.

    When the dog was ready to come home, it was recommended that I only feed her the higher end dog food. 

    Ever since that problem - no table scraps for my dogs.

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    jasper420posted 13 years ago

    no because my vet told me not to and it makes them beggers

  10. Dave Harris profile image68
    Dave Harrisposted 13 years ago

    My stepmother used to leave food on the side of her plate for the dog at every mealtime, fine if you want to do that, but then to expect me to do it and look down your nose at me if I didn't do it...Jeez what the F@@@! By the way, we haven't spoken for 20 years now, bliss!

 
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