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Sharkie May 2017 4:20pm, 2 May 2017 11,458 posts	Quote Pin Sharkie Oh LD! Flossie is incorrigible around food! Sofas, cheque books, fruit cakes, frozen chicken.... It's all one big smorgasbord to Flossie!
FergusG May 2017 4:27pm, 2 May 2017 1,218 posts	Quote Pin FergusG I do know of a Labrador who's owners lived in the old Janitors house attached to a school back in the '90s. It once helped itself to a catering-sized Black Pudding (polythene and all) that had been delivered to the kitchen doorstep.
D2 May 2017 4:43pm, 2 May 2017 9,663 posts	Quote Pin D2 Oh Flossie... rolls eyes!
Helegant May 2017 4:47pm, 2 May 2017 4,668 posts	Quote Pin Helegant Jet is looking just a tad jealous at that news. But he has just taught Unicorn Girl the 'Jets like apple cores.'
BaronessBL May 2017 5:42pm, 2 May 2017 6,529 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL I agree with D2 about boundaries. Wanda never troubles me for food when I am eating because I have never given her anything from the table. J on the other hand, if he is working at home and I am not here, has to take his lunch to his study and shut the door while he eats it if he is to do so in peace!
Mazlin May 2017 6:35pm, 2 May 2017 2,892 posts	Quote Pin Mazlin Catering sized black pudding! What happened to the dog?? We went to the vet's this morning, LD, and she thought definitely over a year, but not more than 2 - which fits with what the rescue charity thought as they said he was 2. I'm currently eating my dinner with my back to him. He's being very good, nose appeared at my elbow a couple of times but now he's wandered off. Kennel Club Bronze class starts next Wednesday. (Or maybe Thursday...remind me to check which I booked!)
FergusG May 2017 6:52pm, 2 May 2017 1,220 posts	Quote Pin FergusG The Lab in question had a precautionary trip to the vet, but I don't recall any complications or problems. That's great you've a class already lined up - looking forward to hearing how you both get on!
Sharkie May 2017 7:01pm, 2 May 2017 11,459 posts	Quote Pin Sharkie The advantage with it being 'just' you. Maz is that there is no soft touch other half undoing all the good work. Mr Daisy, Raffo and The Baron (not sure about Mr Helegant) are ALL very lax about discipline. stern face
halfpint May 2017 7:11pm, 2 May 2017 23,061 posts	Quote Pin halfpint QP would argue I am the soft touch but he is wrong. I spend as much time training QP to do the right thing as I do teaching Ernie.
Helegant May 2017 7:29pm, 2 May 2017 4,669 posts	Quote Pin Helegant Mr Helegant has been well trained by Jet