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Originally Posted by SarahLLO
So yeah, you're wrong. Animals that are exposed to all sorts of food tend to develop various tastes and preferences as well, it's only natural.
The other dog that I mentioned, for example, has a definite preference for kibble that has duck in it - but she doesn't like kibble with buffalo. Like I said, if they have options (and they do, since I worked at a pet store for awhile and still love to spoil them), they will develop their own preferences!
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I'm not wrong. When i say meat, i mean MEAT. Not dried up shit "with human grade beef" in it. Give the dog some fresh meet that's been roasted/cooked, and put that crap (cows ears or whatever you mentioned) next to it, see what it chooses.
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Originally Posted by SykkBoy2
These are TREATS, not their main diet...
are you really that dense?
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Rofl. Keep justifying your stupid habits.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/treat
13. anything that affords particular pleasure or enjoyment.
So a treat is something "special". You thinking it likes "vanilla flavored" bullshit more then meat, and that that is a treat is just funny beyond any comprehension. Try giving him meat, not the silly dried food or whatever you buy that is considered "human grade" and see how it likes that treat.
Dogs are not humans, vanilla means nothing to them get it to your head.