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pharmacologist30 08-28-2012 05:14 PM

Do your dogs get people food?
 
Ace doesn't cause of his weight.But Scruffy doesget a taste of a lot of people food, especially since she's gotten older, i want her to enjoy the rest of her life, and it seems food is the ticket to a dogs heart!

scemHeish 08-28-2012 05:17 PM

Not really. They will get things like raw carrots, meat scraps (raw and minimally cooked), potatoes, etc BUT they get nothing from the table and only as treats or in their regular dinner.

hansen384cbh 08-28-2012 05:17 PM

I let Sam taste my food. Maybe it makes me a "fur mommy" but I feel like eating the same 'ol kibble every day would get boring!

edit: And we really cant afford to spend extra money on fresh vegatables and extra meat lol.. we po'

iiilizium 08-28-2012 05:18 PM

Well...since I'm feeding my dog raw does that count as people food?
He doesn't get the same thing I eat so if that's what you're talking about then no. He gains weight too easily.

anxpuna 08-28-2012 05:22 PM

Yep, they all get a tiny piece of what we're eating when we are done eating it. They are taught to leave the dining room as soon as they hear the plates clinking. Sophie goes to her crate and will try opening it if it's closed. It's not nearly enough to make them gain weight.

yespkorg 08-28-2012 05:26 PM

Scruffy gets pizza crusts, potato's,meat's, cheese, cereal,she doesn't every get anything with too much seasoning or anything with sauces, i'll give her some pasta before i put anything on it,she gets rice. She isn't too found of veggies or fruits, besides watermelon...

RlUbQU3R 08-28-2012 06:12 PM

For snacks, sometimes they get raw carrots, brocolli and bananas.

Berta 08-28-2012 06:14 PM

We never give Tank people food. When ever we sit down to eat Tank goes in his cage until we are done and have cleaned up. He was having some stomach issues and we knew he needed to have some rice and boiled chicken. He didnt know what to do with it because it was the first people food ever sat infront of him. I ended up having to hand feed him till he was ok to eat it on his own.

HonestSean 08-28-2012 06:15 PM

They had beef heart for breakfast. Lily got to lick the bowl I mixed up scrambled eggs in. They each got a couple tiny pieces of my bacon and Scout got to lick my plate when I was done eating.

I always chuck Lily pieces of whatever fruit or veggie I'm prepping for myself, but Scout always spits that stuff out.

spacecrafty 08-28-2012 06:28 PM

This is one of my biggest weaknesses, Izzy and Dee just have the saddest faces I usually end up giving them some of my food. When I used to bring Izzy to work I would go get a sub for lunch and usually grab her a plain hot dog with no bun or if we were out I'd get her a cheeseburger.
Ya I'm terrible.

reiseebup 08-28-2012 06:35 PM

Why yes, yes they do, but I only give them things like pieces of raw veggies or fruit. The Hubs on the other hand, I just caught him giving them pretzels, and the other night he shared a bowl of popcorn with them! AGH! No wonder I can't seem to get a grip on Faith's weight gain!

Kilsimpaile 08-28-2012 07:11 PM

Any mushy part that I chop off a fruit or veg will be given to Bentley. He also gets the scraps from when we're cooking meat. Then sometimes I'll share my food, but only if he's being good. But I still try to stay away from giving him grains, even though he doesn't have any allergies.

mikefertynnz 08-28-2012 07:15 PM

Snow gets some here and there. I try not to make it a habit since she is a house dog and I cannot stand for a dog to watch me as I eat. Jud gets no scraps other then what Raw is fed to him. Zeus gets the Majority of the Scraps that we don't eat. And Koi gets no scraps.

HonjUopu 08-28-2012 07:21 PM

Roxie licks our plates. And she gets little bits of dog-safe human foods. Usually stuff I dont want... My last dog trained me well, I almost never finish that last bite so the dog gets it, lol. Roxie has no issues with weight, though, so it's not something I worry about. Just so long as no one gives her more than a
bite or two, anyways. She is still expected to lay down outside of the dining room while we are making and eating food, unless someone spills something.

CathBraunn 08-28-2012 07:34 PM

Mine do. Depends what it is, though. No spicy things and not a lot of sauces or gravies. But, yeah, mine get a bit of what we don't finish or leftovers that have been in the fridge too long and are about to be tossed. They have to work for it, too.

Yesterday we had some pot roast and some steamed broccoli left over from the night before that I fed to them in exchange for some obedience. Amazing how the ADD dogs suddenly develop an attention span for some cold pot roast...

I also let the dogs lick plates and bowls. We call that "pre-rinse" around here http://www.pitbull-chat.com/images/smilies/smile.png

casinobonusfrees 08-28-2012 07:41 PM

Oh yes, I'm a sucker for the sad face. We have an on going joke at my house, whenever our dog is looking in strange places (laundry baskets, dressor drawers someone forgot t oclose) we say "Hey Mickey. There's no cheese burgers in there, take a hike", my daughter thinks its very funny. After the one time we have him a cheeseburger he became a human food fiend.
He will also lick our plates and bowls too. Our dog will eat anything that comes out of my hand, including blueberries, brocoli, carrots

PristisoliTer 08-28-2012 08:57 PM

Yep, he gets people food. For years Henry had no interest in people food, but the last couple of years his little palate has perked up.

He loves fresh, semi-cooked beef or chicken, as well as cheese and raw veggies. Occasionally I will let him have 'junk food'...ice cream, Wendy's chicken nuggets, maybe a bite of cheeseburger. If he had allergies or stomach issues I wouldn't do it, but he seems to have a gut of iron (my husband is terrible about remembering to put food where he can't reach it...Henry's most recent find was 10 chicken nuggets and a container of fries. Not even a stinky fart.). Plus, I know he really enjoys it and it's a 'special' treat.

staisacic 08-28-2012 09:04 PM

Yup!!! My outdoor dogs get scraps every week or sometimes twice a week when we clean out the fridge, they love it and both are healthy. Pretty much the scraps they get are the ones that the chickens can't have.

wmzeto 08-28-2012 09:04 PM

Yeah, mine do -- fairly frequently and anything they like (all in moderation). My dogs don't have any problems with milk, so they LOVE a bowl of cold milk or cottage cheese when it's hot out.

This past winter, I had the local convenience store hold all the throw-away sandwiches, burritos, etc for me...and my dogs got those too. Left over pizza, pasta, potatoes, gravy, veggies, fruit they like, leftover oatmeal, cereal, etc....

They also get good fresh raw stuff -- chicken quarters, liver, kidney, heart....I just watch the bargain bin, etc..

AND, I have no problem getting them to eat a bowl of dry kibble either!

Emedgella 08-28-2012 09:05 PM

Yeah, as long as it's ok for them to eat, veggies, pizza crust, nothing heavily spiced or salted, the one dog gets his daily pills in deli meat or sliced cheese. They are raw fed besides so they always eat "people" food, just uncooked.


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