Every evening, around 6, we give Pepe and Poupoune some pig’s ears. Because even though we don’t eat meat ourselves we don’t impose our diet upon our dogs.
We usually cut the pig’s ears in smaller pieces and hide them in our apartment and then Poupoune and Pepe can try to find them. This to train their hunting skills. Usually Pepe finds one piece and Poupoune, who has more teeth and can chew them faster, finds the rest of them. But this morning Pepe found a piece of pig’s ear that Poupoune apparently hadn’t found yesterday. This caused a lot of stress on Poupoune’s side because she felt left out and anxiously she kept sniffing around to find more missing pieces. Which, of course, there weren’t.
Nov 18 2004
Ear
Every evening, around 6, we give Pepe and Poupoune some pig’s ears. Because even though we don’t eat meat ourselves we don’t impose our diet upon our dogs.
We usually cut the pig’s ears in smaller pieces and hide them in our apartment and then Poupoune and Pepe can try to find them. This to train their hunting skills. Usually Pepe finds one piece and Poupoune, who has more teeth and can chew them faster, finds the rest of them. But this morning Pepe found a piece of pig’s ear that Poupoune apparently hadn’t found yesterday. This caused a lot of stress on Poupoune’s side because she felt left out and anxiously she kept sniffing around to find more missing pieces. Which, of course, there weren’t.
By mare • dogs, english, food, home, montréal •