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<blockquote data-quote="Resurgam" data-source="post: 2334605" data-attributes="member: 355878"><p>You just reminded me of my dog - a big black Labrador.</p><p>When I was making stock from bits and bones he would come and sit in front of the cooker and inhale deeply - trying to suck the pot off the stove I think.</p><p>Dogs should not be given boiled or roasted bones as they can become brittle - one poor dog died after swallowing a sharp spike of bone. Brought to the RSPCA and opened up, but the bowel had been perforated and it was too late. I used to cook some porridge oats in the stock and my dog loved it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Resurgam, post: 2334605, member: 355878"] You just reminded me of my dog - a big black Labrador. When I was making stock from bits and bones he would come and sit in front of the cooker and inhale deeply - trying to suck the pot off the stove I think. Dogs should not be given boiled or roasted bones as they can become brittle - one poor dog died after swallowing a sharp spike of bone. Brought to the RSPCA and opened up, but the bowel had been perforated and it was too late. I used to cook some porridge oats in the stock and my dog loved it. [/QUOTE]
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