Life in the mountains
Before I went out for lunch, I walked Kacey and visually checked the kitchen for food that might be in the dog’s reach. She is taller than I thought. After taking photos of the crime scene, I scolded her, and she slunk down on the floor. She had eaten banana nut bread, which would have been David’s breakfast the next day. She dined in style. Along with the bread, she took a red cleaning cloth for her Valentine napkin.
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I can relate, Anne. Molly is on a search and destroy (or eat) anything she can mission every time we turn our backs lately. Sometimes, we don’t even have to turn and she just helps herself.
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It must be a challenge to keep food from Molly. I think she’s quite a bit taller than Kacey.
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I am sure she is – and it is a challenge keeping anything from Molly. 😂
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Your photo with Molly sitting beside you was quite dramatic.
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Oh no. My MiL once had a whole plate of chicken taken by surprise .
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A whole plate of chicken!!! I hope that doesn’t happen to us.
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Our Siberian Husky Katrina once ate an entire roast that was sitting on the counter cooling. All food now goes in the cabinet behind a closed door. 🙂
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We may have to put food in a safer place. I’m thinking the oven would keep the dog and food separated.
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Randy always says since dogs don’t have opposable thumbs, behind closed doors works.
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Randy is right. I don’t want to have to take food to another room.
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The only one of our dogs who ever figured out how to open the cabinet door was Rex, but he only opened the one under the sink where the trash can was. We had to put a lock on it to keep him out of it. He was one smart dog!
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I would hate to be outsmarted by a dog, but I guess I’ll get used to it.
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What a naughty girl, but at least she ate something slightly healthy and not a box of toxic-to-dogs chocolates!!
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We are very careful to keep chocolate in a drawer. Heaven forbid Kacey learns to open lower drawers!
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Keep an eye on her, she’s super smart!
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She was hungry!
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She was hungry for human food. There was dog food in her bowl.
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Dog food is like spinach. Stuff you eat because it’s good for you. She longed for the naughty stuff.
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Would your cats steal food if you left any out? I don’t remember ours taking any, but I wouldn’t have left things unattended.
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Mostly no. My cats don’t eat people food except for Gracie and rotisserie chicken. She’s never hopped on the counter to steal though. In a previous life she was in a hoarding situation and food may have been scarce because when she first came she was a dumpster diver, knocking over our kitchen trash can even though there was food in her dish. Fortunately she doesn’t do that anymore. Gus will drink my water if I leave it on the table.
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I can’t remember that I ever shared water with a cat. Maybe I just didn’t know.
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Not knowing is good. Gus drinks by putting his paw in the water so the idea of his paw in my water glass is gross!
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I laughed when you wrote about that in a post, and I shared your reaction.
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Sorry for the food loss, but I am impressed with her manners.
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She had no crumbs on her face.
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Oh dear. They really can’t resist a snack, can they? It was after all Valentine’s Day.
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Kasey thought she deserved a treat, since I left her alone for a couple of hours.
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LOL. Paul was eating a sandwich and watching TV on the couch. Someone came to the door so he left the plate with the sandwich on the couch as he went to talk to them. When he came back the half-eaten sandwich was gone. He couldn’t even get mad as he didn’t know which dog ate it!
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I laughed at the reason he couldn’t mad. That is amusing.
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Hee hee, maybe she thought it was a valentine left for her.
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I’m sure she enjoyed David’s breakfast.
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Naughty Kacey😂
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Kacey probably grinned as she wolfed down her stolen treat.
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Well, she wiped her mouth…
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Oops! Well, Kacey couldn’t wait ’til Fat Tuesday for her sweet fix!
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Lately Bandit is after our shoes…I think he’s mad he hasn’t been able to go for daily walks when I was so busy last week, and at -4 I’m not going for a walk!
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Bandit misses his walks!! Too bad he has attacked shoes.
I walked when it was minus 1 degree. Don’t know that I’d go lower. That is COLD!
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