Doggos

Yes, it was.

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There’s a dog in there somewhere…

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“I love Christmas…and pies”

I initially thought that the pie was in the for ground, but no, it weighs 1.35Kg.

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Watch out for those poisonous raisins - I have to peel the pastry off the filling for Abby, which ain’t always easy. She’s partial to Llidl ones this year…

He got a bit of pastry, I put it on the side while I made coffee and he sat staring at the pie.

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A bit of pastry is ok.

NONE of the filling is though. (I realise you know that btw)

:slight_smile: does no harm mentioning it, I’m sure plenty of people don’t realise.

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I didn’t know that, luckily I don’t feed my hounds mince pies anyway. When we say “poisonous” is it a toxin for them and a slight lick will see them 4 paws up or is it that they would have to eat a bucket load and would vom it up?

Asked on the basis that this place is better than google.

More than 3g per kilo of weight can be fatal apparently.

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Curtis likes the odd grape, so will stop that then and add it to the apple pips, pear cores, chocolate, citrus fruit etc… that he doesn’t get fed.

I don’t do mince pies, so he’s safe there. He was eyeing up my croissant.

Audio Abbattoir - saving dogs lives.

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Aga dog, every dog needs a warming aga

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My youngest has just had 7 teeth out. I think my wallet hurts more…

:grimacing:

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The issue of dogs and mince pies featured in a storyline in The Archers recently - apparantley can indeed be toxic. Mrs Millicent is keeping with fois gras and Vodka.

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The boys in training for Christmas afternoon. Basil loves to lie on my feet.

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Dog Christmas

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