I think my GSD needed an education or maybe he fell from the wrong tree. He
would stick his nose up at a big piece of meat and wanted me to cut it up for
him. And 'please would you cook it?' Eating anything raw brought about a
close sniff and upturned nose. A raw bone got the cold look and avoidance
until it reached a certain stage and look of putrification and then it might be
worth taking a smell at. Never could figure that guy out. He wouldn't touch a
MacDonald's hamburger unless it was hand fed to him in small bites. (Maybe
there is a lesson here on fast-foods?) But he LOVED fish. The smellier the
better. Sardines were a delicacy and mackerel was close second. I wonder if
he had a stuffy nose?
Anne, GA
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On Nov 13, 2015, at 10:22 PM, edwinx@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
A lister sent a private post to me with a YouTube video called "tiger's
mouth'. It sort of says everything I've been saying about carnivores, wish
she would send it to the whole list! Ed
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