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Posted by PHRascal on January 24, 2003 at 02:43:50:

In Reply to: Funny Story-Kinda long posted by wb7369 on January 23, 2003 at 19:17:05:

Cute story! Sounds like my cat. She starts whining for more food before the bowl is empty. I direct her attention to the remaining kibble in her bowl and tell her she has to finish that first, so she proceeds to gobble it up and start whining for the refill. Good thing we don't spoil our pets. :-)
~Rascal

:So I let Duke out in the morning and 5 minutes later let him in. He usually gets a treat and I give him one this time. He takes it, but as he walks past his food bowl he stops, drops the treat, sniffs at the bowl and looks at me. I say "eat your treat and you can have your breakfast." He picks up the treat, crunches it, lets the pieces fall all over the floor, then sniffs his bowl and looks at me, this time with his eyebrow cocked up. I say "look you ungrateful pig, you're going to eat that treat before you get anything else." Duke sighs very heavily, drops on his belly and proceeds to very slowly and deliberately eat the pieces of the treat he crunched up. When he's done, he hops up, sniffs at his bowl, sits and looks at me, so then I get him his breakfast. I am not making this up.

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