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shenmue

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19. Thank u Ceiling Cat for teh tasty noms

Reply to Douglas Carpenter (Original post)

Thu Nov 27, 2014, 12:46 AM

Nov 2014

Let us pray.

Okay let's eat!

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Video: Loving Owner Makes Full Thanksgiving Spread for His Dogs! [View all] Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 OP

They have better table manners than some of my relatives. baldguy Nov 2014 #1

That had better not be turkey. Fuddnik Nov 2014 #2

Is Turkey Bad for Dogs? - looked it up Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #3

Thanksgiving roast turkey is not processed and not a problem unless very specific food allergy hlthe2b Nov 2014 #5

to be honest I probably unwittingly have given small amounts of processed food to my dogs in the Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #12

Cooked turkey is bad, as the bones become brittle. OnyxCollie Nov 2014 #22

in this case - boneless slices of turkey are being served to the dogs - that's harmless unless Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #23

Oh, then NOM! NOM! NOM! OnyxCollie Nov 2014 #25

My little dachshunds eat turkey all the time RockaFowler Nov 2014 #6

I'm sure I have given every dog I have ever had oven roasted turkey - not once any has one of them Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #7

This guy is going to hurt his dogs Elmer S. E. Dump Nov 2014 #20

there is absolutely nothing there that is the least bit unhealthy for dogs - that I can see Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #21

Might should take the bones out. A doggy might choke. tclambert Nov 2014 #26

This message was self-deleted by its author chrisa Nov 2014 #28

It's likely a myth that the tryptophan in turkey makes people sleepy D Gary Grady Dec 2014 #32

That was great tom_kelly Nov 2014 #4

My dogs would have been on the table eating everything. sinkingfeeling Nov 2014 #8

IKR - my labs would've gone straight TBF Dec 2014 #34

Here's a small scale version of Thanksgiving Feast. Snarkoleptic Nov 2014 #9

now how cool is that? I posted it on my Facebook page too Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #10

It's amazing how much food they can stuff in their cheeks! Snarkoleptic Nov 2014 #11

Wish I could teach my UglyGreed Nov 2014 #13

Turkey Day is the fur babies favorite day EVER! 2theleft Nov 2014 #14

the basset hound rosebud got the turkey off the table once roguevalley Nov 2014 #15

Those are such well-behaved dogs. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2014 #16

True story irisblue Nov 2014 #17

My teenage boys could take a lesson from these polite pooches. Laffy Kat Nov 2014 #18

Thank u Ceiling Cat for teh tasty noms shenmue Nov 2014 #19

how cute. orleans Nov 2014 #24

What---No Brussel sprouts? nikto Nov 2014 #27

yeah, I wondered that too - preferably baked brussel sprouts wrapped in beacon Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #29

it takes our 24 and 22 year old sons... 3catwoman3 Nov 2014 #30

And there's always this one Iwillnevergiveup Nov 2014 #31

Nice, but you still have to be careful Rhiannon12866 Dec 2014 #33

LOL they so wanted seconds.... Historic NY Dec 2014 #35

Looks like he even used the good Christmas china! Samantha Dec 2014 #36