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Old 01-28-2007, 01:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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There has always been a debate on here about letting your hounds sleep with you, but this may be taking it too far.

I woke up this morning, and heard a clang as one of my hounds was jumping into bed. I looked down and saw Digger was eating leftovers from last night out of his bowl. I still don't know how he can carry his bowl without spilling anything, especially while jumping into bed.

When I got out of bed to grab the camera, Dozer was cleaning up the rest.



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The things mine do always amaze me too. That is a very funny story
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Old 01-28-2007, 06:32 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Sorry, what was that about "leftovers"? I'm not familiar with that term used in conjunction with "Basset Hounds". What leftovers? You have leftovers? My three Hoover Hounds don't ever leave even a whiff in their bowls! As a matter of fact, if there is a smell left in any of the bowls, Button licks that clean, too! Cute pic!
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........ I'm not familiar with that term used in conjunction with "Basset Hounds". What leftovers? You have leftovers? .....[/b]
I feed them twice a day, but some times they skip meals (on their own) and can have anywhere between a half bowl to both bowls full of food. I adjust the amount at each meal, depending on how much is left.
I don't have trouble with over eaters, and they have food out almost all the time.
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I feed them twice a day, but some times they skip meals (on their own) and can have anywhere between a half bowl to both bowls full of food. I adjust the amount at each meal, depending on how much is left.
I don't have trouble with over eaters, and they have food out almost all the time.[/b]

We tried that, too, but Button will literally eat until he is sick! Don't know why, he was being "free fed" when we got him and was already overweight. Since he's a bit rotund anyway, I'm just concerned that he would get as overweight as his mother was. (She looked like a sow! bless her heart). Elmer isn't all that crazy about overeating, and would leave some food, but I think he's afraid that one of the others will eat his if he leaves some. It keeps things easy when they all eat at the same time, though. Captain is a growing boy, and loves to finish all his food. They get plenty of food, twice daily, with Hills Science Diet Light Treats during the day, I just think it's a three dog thing to finish all their food! I'm glad they don't carry theirs around, since I add a little warm water to give that "gravy" taste. Can you imagine? I'd never stop mopping!

Dozer and Digger are so handsome--I just love their videos! What energy!
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That is certainly taking it to the next level! I was at a rescue meeting a few years ago, and one of the Bassets of the house serfed a bowl of nuts off of the dining room table. She brought the bowl all the way around the dining table and didn't spill one!
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