Tasty Tuesday

We've all seen those sad pictures of animals that have gotten their head stuck in a container. The critter that has tried to get some morsel of food. Well, we had something similar happen with Trail.  He didn't get stuck but he pushed his head in as far as possible.

I use a cut down milk jug for feeding the barn cats and if you have ever had a cat around, you know how appealing catfood is to dogs.  Trail grabbed the empty jug and gave the inside a very thorough licking to get every last little crumb.

(Note the grip of his left paw!)

Can You Help Me?

Trail does not like to share his beloved orange Chuck-It ball (a.k.a Chuck) but for some reason, he likes to drop it on the couch beside another dog.  It would be quite easy for him to grab it but...it must be easier to give the pathetic look.

"Can you help me?"

Having to Choose

Sometimes you have to make a choice. 

It can be a difficult thing to do, making that decision, especially in a multi-dog home.  

Which one would be better?

Trail

Sometimes you just can't decide. So...have both!

Tasty Tuesday

You may recall that Hiker has some spine/neck issues for which she continues to go for acupuncture. With this in mind, I thought it would be a good idea for her to have her food bowl raised off the floor.

We were fortunate to get a really awesome deal on a pail of peanut butter (yes, we do eat that much peanut butter in our home!) and I thought that the pail would be a perfect height for Hiker's food dish.

I'm not sure that she really gets the concept though...

We're okay...

Here at acd6pack we're okay.  

Really, we are.

(yes, Brook is sleeping, no she didn't fall off the chair!)