Dog taking food

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Oliver Hardy

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2,981 posts

79 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Had a few conversations with my dog and he seemed better but started again.

Can't leave anything within reach as it be gone. Yesterday bought some fav cookies but left them just in reach , (unpacking oversight) this morning all gone frown

No of my other dogs ever done this,

So wonder what have you lost?

VTC

2,042 posts

189 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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tissues
socks
a box of Matchmakers (entirely)
christmas tree tinsel
ham sandwich
toast

3 different dogs (all Yorkshire Terriers)

Zetec-S

6,208 posts

98 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Banana (including the skin)

Bob-iylho

705 posts

111 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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English setter, greediest dog I've ever had.
I'll list the major steals but loads more, if i'm stupid enough to leave it out or in the warming drawer (he's learnt to open it) he'll have it.
I have to lock the utility room as he has learnt how to open drawers
At work, bins are tipped over and scavenged, pack lunches left out in tupperware are fair game

3 loaves of bread
2 x 12oz steaks
2lb cheese
20 sausages

I've had gorden setters, currently have irish and english setters and a cockerpoo. None come close to Dr watson my english setter for pure greed





garythesign

2,232 posts

93 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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One third of a birthday cake, including candles

Border Collie

Pflanzgarten

4,682 posts

30 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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st, both her own and others.

Magic mushrooms.

Other mushrooms.

Sheep st.

Cow st.


I’ve m9sy got her out of it but she’s a stubborn bh in more ways than one. Bloody Labrador’s.

We had one when I was a boy that ate all the grease off a wagons fifth wheel and a bird that knocked itself out on the window (not at the same time).

maccboy

656 posts

143 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Nothing. Not interested!

Border collie.

Rich_

1,967 posts

209 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Labrador. Eats anything and everything, including socks.

Cannot leave any food in reach or it will be eaten or at least licked if not fully in his reach. Once ate a tin full of freshly made muffins.

Cannot change him, tried in vain. He's just a greedy bd. hehe

Fermit

13,240 posts

105 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Not me, but a Greyhound of my parents. Mum cooking and had just taken a crumble out the oven, when there was a knock at the door. She left the crumble on the worktop, came back to find a tin on the floor, minus the pudding.

Pflanzgarten

4,682 posts

30 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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And yet my old Labrador if I told him not to I could leave a Sunday lunch on the coffee table and he wouldn’t touch it.

I think even my st eating current one knows the boundaries, she doesn’t take anything in the house but once in the wild the scavenger takes over.

Rich_

1,967 posts

209 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Fermit said:
Not me, but a Greyhound of my parents. Mum cooking and had just taken a crumble out the oven, when there was a knock at the door. She left the crumble on the worktop, came back to find a tin on the floor, minus the pudding.
I never thought that of greyhounds until my neighbours recent adopted greyhound I learnt is one of the most cunning food thieves I've ever met. The long neck has some serious reach!

soad

33,311 posts

181 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Greyhound pinched pork pies once. Probably was hungry. hehe

Ollie, we miss you.

Red9zero

7,611 posts

62 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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When our Westie was a puppy he ate a whole cream tea (minus the tea laugh) in a few minutes while our backs were turned. He even licked the plates so clean, we actually wondered if there was anything there to start with.

Boosted LS1

21,198 posts

265 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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OP, it's time the dog learnt who's in charge. Obviously if you leave your food on the floor then it's game on but on a worktop or table then the dog shouldn't go near it more then just the once.

BoRED S2upid

20,171 posts

245 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Meat, fish, he once got hold of a chocolate eclairs which I managed to get out of his jaws with considerable effort oh and he’s had a chicken skewer from the kebab shop I got most of the stick there was no way I was getting and chicken. Jack Russel stray from Cyprus more used to pizzas out of bins than our food and stty weather.

BoRED S2upid

20,171 posts

245 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Rich_ said:
Labrador. Eats anything and everything, including socks.

Cannot leave any food in reach or it will be eaten or at least licked if not fully in his reach. Once ate a tin full of freshly made muffins.

Cannot change him, tried in vain. He's just a greedy bd. hehe
That’s labs for you. Can be chunky if you don’t keep an eye on them. Greedy buggers.

bigmowley

2,011 posts

181 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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Entire fruit cake in one hit.
Wife’s knickers
Kids socks
Whole tub flora.

All polished off by our beautiful old border collie. We acquired him when he was 10 years old and going blind when our next door farmer basically threw him out because he couldn’t work any more. Nasty man.
He lived another 8 years and was simply the best dog ever. He ate loads of stuff at first, mainly because he had never been inside a house before, once he settled down he stopped thieving.

underwhelmist

1,877 posts

139 months

Thursday 7th December 2023
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When I was a kid we had a border collie who knocked a frying pan full of bacon off the stove and scoffed the lot. I think she got covered in hot grease and probably got clouted by the falling frying pan, I think the dog thought it was worth it though.

We later had a black chow-chow who was a bugger for cheese, she stole a whole block of cheddar off the table.

babelfish

963 posts

212 months

Friday 8th December 2023
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BoRED S2upid said:
That’s labs for you. Can be chunky if you don’t keep an eye on them. Greedy buggers.
Yet mine will not touch food left out in the house.

He'll sit next to something he wants but will not touch it. If I'm cooking and drop something he won't touch it unless I tell him he can have it.



BoRED S2upid

20,171 posts

245 months

Friday 8th December 2023
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It’s not just dogs we had a cat once who came home with a massive sausage from a BBQ. No idea what the story was but she scoffed it.