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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsI spend a good bit of $ for salmon dog food
and this dog had a great time catching it
from Imgur & Facebook click the link to see almost 4min video.
https://www.facebook.com/lunkerville/videos/10152765081727653
Laffy Kat
(16,378 posts)That dog went over his limit. LOL! Hope it was cooked at some point before given to the dog.
magical thyme
(14,881 posts)to die natural deaths and feed the system. They were past their spawn and near their expiration dates.
dilby
(2,273 posts)Where he said these were salmon at the end of their spawn, I was thinking they were before spawn and the dogs were interfering with that.
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)...are those who have been hypnotized by their cats.
DFW
(54,378 posts)Much less what kind of food they eat
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)DFW
(54,378 posts)Was what a dog (any dog) looks like all chopped up.
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)It was on one of my visits to Vietnam. My Vietnamese friends told me that they don't like to eat dog in the South, but when the Northerners came down after the fall of Saigon they began to see it there.
I didn't take a photo.
DFW
(54,378 posts)Even if it wasn't a salmon dog....
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)He can't talk about his dog, 'Orion,' without tearing up.
In those days military dogs were left behind in-country. In a way, it was a mercy to my friend to learn, decades later, from later dog handlers that Orion, who had survived combat wounds, died quickly in a freak occurrence and was not left behind.
One year when I traveled back to D.C. for veterans holiday observances at the Wall, I bought a statuette of the Three Servicemen statue. On my return home, I searched for several weeks for a proportionate dog figurine to add to it. Then I found and printed out the insignia of my friend's scout dog unit and made it into a bandanna that I fixed around the dog figurine's neck.
My friend loved the statue when I gave it to him and he proudly displayed it in his office.