The dog’s tolerance and adaptability are much stronger than we think!

I used to have a Labrador, and I started to feed it dog food. Although it is not very expensive, it is not very cheap either, it is considered medium. I would buy leg bones and waist bones from time to time and cook them for it to chew.

When I eat, it will sit on the floor waiting for me to feed it. If I don’t feed it, it will drool all over the floor.

I can’t bear to see it like this, so I will feed it rice and vegetables. My taste is spicy, and over time, it can also eat spicy food.

When my daughter eats snacks, I will also feed it snacks. Once I was really scared. I bought a few pounds of grapes and put them on the table.

I went to the kitchen to cook, and my daughter, who was a few years old, and the dog were playing in the living room. When my daughter ate grapes, she also fed them to the dog. When I came out of the kitchen,

I saw that there were only a few grapes left! I was shocked. My first reaction was to ask my daughter if she had given the dog grapes.

My daughter said yes, and she gave it another one, and the dog ate it with the skin and seeds!

When I bought the dog, the store owner specifically told the dog not to feed grapes.

Now, it probably ate more than a pound of grapes. I contacted the store owner and asked her what to do. She asked me to observe first, and if the dog had other conditions, take it to the veterinary hospital immediately.

My heart was in turmoil for half a day, and I kept paying attention to the dog. Fortunately, the dog was safe and sound, and nothing happened.

Another time, my daughter ate chocolate, and she also shared it with the dog. I was also very nervous at the time. Because the store owner also told me not to give chocolate to the dog.

But because the child loves the dog, she shares her snacks with the dog. The dog also loves to play with her, and the dog eats the snacks she gives without hesitation.

I saw it by accident. My daughter said that she had given the dog chocolate many times.

Looking at the healthy and energetic dog in front of me, I really have a feeling that this dog is really amazing. It eats everything that others say it can’t eat. And after eating, nothing happened. It was fine, I thought the dog was returning the favor.

Since then, when I go out to walk the dog, I will talk about this with other dog owners. I want to know more about whether dogs are much stronger and stronger than we think.

The result is beyond my expectation.

I chatted with a 60-year-old grandfather. He raised a golden retriever, brown. The fur is shiny, looks very shiny, and the body is plump.

I praised him for raising a good dog.

The grandfather said that you young people feed dogs with dog food, I feed it with vegetables and rice, and it grows well.

I asked him how to feed vegetables and rice?

The grandfather said that he bought seasonal vegetables, washed and chopped them, added oil and salt to stir-fry, and mixed them with rice to feed it. When making meat dishes at home, we also add meat dishes to it.

For example, the cabbage bought by the grandfather cuts the cabbage into strips or minced, stir-frys it in a hot pan and oil, and the grandfather eats half and the dog eats half.

It is like at home, the dog eats whatever food the grandfather eats.

The dog has been raised by the grandfather for eight years, and has been eating rice with the grandfather for eight years. The dog is healthy.

Therefore, the dog’s tolerance and adaptability are much stronger than we think!