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What's your houses equivalent of a poop knife.
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A mop in the hallway because my dumb but lovable doggo can't take a sip without spilling most of the water onto the floor
Seriously some dogs have the order of operations wrong.
Sip, swallow. Sip, swallow.
Some dogs finish and are like
Sip, swallow. Sip, walk.
Mine swallows but gets it's chin soaked in water and drips all over the hardwood floors every time
I have one that picks up a mouthful of food, takes it around the corner, drops it on the ground and eats there. We've just gotten used to it.
Our dog used to flip the bowl to eat from the ground till we just started feeding it in a plastic flat dish where she could move them out of it with her paws a bunch at a time.
Now she's gotten to be an old woman and she'll eat anything out of anywhere lol