You think losing weight is a hard on you!
amandapye78
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Try being my dog. She has had to go on a "diet" per vets orders. She is not taking it well and has taken to stealing food. We have managed to hide all food from her now so she decided to move on to non edible items like my razor. Yes my stupid basset hound ate my razor. I found her in time to get the razor part away but she did eat the plastic. We went to vet and all is ok. I thought losing weight was hard for me. Sheesh
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Is she doing 1200 calories? Does she eat her exercise calories back?
More importantly, does she even lift?0 -
Try being my dog. She has had to go on a "diet" per vets orders. She is not taking it well and has taken to stealing food. We have managed to hide all food from her now so she decided to move on to non edible items like my razor. Yes my stupid basset hound ate my razor. I found her in time to get the razor part away but she did eat the plastic. We went to vet and all is ok. I thought losing weight was hard for me. Sheesh
Do you walk around naked in front of your dog? I'm already doing the diet thing, so if I'm going to be your dog, I'm hoping there's an extra benefit. :bigsmile:0 -
Is she doing 1200 calories? Does she eat her exercise calories back?
More importantly, does she even lift?
She listens to Dr. Oz.0 -
Is she doing 1200 calories? Does she eat her exercise calories back?
More importantly, does she even lift?0 -
Is she doing 1200 calories? Does she eat her exercise calories back?
More importantly, does she even lift?
Lol....
Sorry for your pup.... I hope she gets used to her new eating routine quickly. Reming her that bikini season is around the corner.0 -
Is she doing 1200 calories? Does she eat her exercise calories back?
More importantly, does she even lift?
She is only doing 1200 calories. She keeps saying she's full and that its plenty but then she pulls this so I dont know what to think. She doesn't exercise and absolutely no lifting,0 -
Your poor dog - I feel bad for her because she doesn't know why she is on a diet! My vet said instead of treats, give her baby carrots. My dog does not like vegetables so there was no chance of that happening! I am sure cutting down a bit and a nice long walk will be great for her and I am sure the weight will melt off of her. How much does she have to lose?0
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Your poor dog - I feel bad for her because she doesn't know why she is on a diet! My vet said instead of treats, give her baby carrots. My dog does not like vegetables so there was no chance of that happening! I am sure cutting down a bit and a nice long walk will be great for her and I am sure the weight will melt off of her. How much does she have to lose?
She needs to lose 10 lbs. Ive tried every trick I know to do even mixing green beans in with her food to help her feel full but she eats all of it and then she went and dug coffee ground out of the garbage to eat them. She hates walks and will lie down in the road until someone shows up with a car and then jumps in. She is the most stubborn stupid animal I have ever seen.0 -
I think she's hangry and the razor was an attempt on her own life. You should keep her on 24 hour surveillance. Or meds.0
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my 80lb black lab sadie is on a diet too.. i give her green beans with her kibble for dinner, and for snacks i give her baby carrots. but mostly we exercise more. she has a bum knee so we go for short walks a couple of times a day. its really helped. labs love any kind of food so the green beans and carrots to her are just as good as french fries and other crappy people food that she loves dearly.
its hard, especially when they love food so much. eating a razor is pretty funny behavior.. ask your vet, maybe you can give her a few more healthy snacks so she doesnt feel deprived. good luck0 -
I think she's hangry and the razor was an attempt on her own life. You should keep her on 24 hour surveillance. Or meds.0
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srsly0 -
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What? She's Eye-talian!0 -
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OMG I just saw that.. :blushing:0 -
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One wrong letter made that a great title...
OMG I just saw that.. :blushing:0 -
One wrong letter made that a great title...
OMG I just saw that.. :blushing:
My husband is trying to figure out why I am red and laughing so loud. LMAO0 -
Sounds like my old beagle. Put the "little" guy on a diet and he ended up chewing into the closet and eating half a bag of food. He was on his back the entire next day except when he was squatting. Not cool. Not cool at all dog.0
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One wrong letter made that a great title...
OMG I just saw that.. :blushing:
My husband is trying to figure out why I am red and laughing so loud. LMAO
perfect opportunity to demonstrate0 -
Try being my dog. She has had to go on a "diet" per vets orders. She is not taking it well and has taken to stealing food. We have managed to hide all food from her now so she decided to move on to non edible items like my razor. Yes my stupid basset hound ate my razor. I found her in time to get the razor part away but she did eat the plastic. We went to vet and all is ok. I thought losing weight was hard for me. Sheesh
I wouldn't even trust the vet, most vets don't know jack about nutrition. I would find a veterinary nutritionist, and get her to lift heavy. you can assure her she will not get bulky.0 -
Sounds like my old beagle. Put the "little" guy on a diet and he ended up chewing into the closet and eating half a bag of food. He was on his back the entire next day except when he was squatting. Not cool. Not cool at all dog.0
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Try being my dog. She has had to go on a "diet" per vets orders. She is not taking it well and has taken to stealing food. We have managed to hide all food from her now so she decided to move on to non edible items like my razor. Yes my stupid basset hound ate my razor. I found her in time to get the razor part away but she did eat the plastic. We went to vet and all is ok. I thought losing weight was hard for me. Sheesh
I wouldn't even trust the vet, most vets don't know jack about nutrition. I would find a veterinary nutritionist, and get her to lift heavy. you can assure her she will not get bulky.
But she says she always thought cardio was all she needed.0 -
Will dogs chew on wheat grass like cats do?0
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One wrong letter made that a great title...
OMG I just saw that.. :blushing:
My husband is trying to figure out why I am red and laughing so loud. LMAO
perfect opportunity to demonstrate
I'm sure he would agree.0 -
Will dogs chew on wheat grass like cats do?
I dont know what that is, but I'm sure she would eat it.0 -
My old boss had a basset hound that he brought to work all the time. It's shocking what those dogs will eat, given the opportunity.
Sorry - I have no advice.0 -
Paging Dr. Freud...0
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FYI. Our Weimaraner loves raw pumpkin and cantaloupe. May give that a try for treats.0
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