[xsmommy]

this is nuts. Whyisa, i have an idea of a home business for you. Start up cooking for dogs and market it online like this. You don't want a storefront place because there are expenses attached to it, but a home business catering to pets is a $ maker in my opinion. i must have set foot in this store and bought something at some point bc i am on the email list now. It was not a holiday meal for jules and chan, i assure you.

[xsmommy]

and your ‘grandpup’ can be your taste-tester!

[xsmommy]

and your ‘grandpup’ can be your taste-tester!

[xsmommy]

and your ‘grandpup’ can be your taste-tester!

[afraidfortherepublic]

this is nuts.

Not so nuts. My husband is recuperating from his recent surgery and busy cooking for the dog this AM who still can't seem to hold down his dog food for no explained reason. He's had Lyme disease, but seems to be OK from that now. He's still suffering from a sensitive stomach, however, and we're going on the 2nd month of cooking for him twice a day. This is getting old, but we love the dog.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

You are right - that is nuts! since all of that is REAL food why not just feed your dog from your own table? Sheesh..... and as far as my granddog, well, he wouldn't be a good taste tester because that thing will eat anything! Poor guy - he was on the streets eating dirt apparently, so he will even eat lettuce if you give it to him, or he snags it from you.

My daughter has a GREAT photo of a pizza they had just set on the counter and turned away for one second and the dog jumped up and took a huge bite! The photo is hilarious because you can tell it is his bit marks!