lil_em

Its hard to say no as well.
When we were last in the UK we had a Westie who constantly begged for chocolate. He somehow got up on the kitchen bench, knocked over a tin with some dark chocolate easter eggs in it and ate the lot.

It was a toxic dose too, lucky I got home just as he finished scoffing the choccies and got it all out of his system in time for him to be ok - well apart from a huge high that had him racing around like a cracked out pixie for 6 hours

I miss that dog I wasn't allowed to bring him back here with me, he failed the temperament tests and had a heart problem so he couldn't get the vet cert

Hahaha, I guess I do have a way with words, most people think its a problem though

I'm such a sucker for dogs, they do have almost human personalities. I swear sometimes I expect some dogs to start talking. I grew up with a German shepherd who would try to talk. You'd ask her how her day was and she'd make grumbling noises like she was trying to talk, and she knew yes and no - if you asked her something and the answer was no she would stamp her front paws, if the answer was yes she'd do this nodding thing. It was sooo cute and useful too