Eating out of the freezer and cupboards challenge - part two

mrssd wrote: »

Hopeless Case: Watch your dogs eating aliums (onion, garlic, leeks etc) as it is poisonous to them. Having said that, we once had a Staffie/Jack Russell cross who ate absolutely ANYTHING and, if it didn't agree with him, returned it from whence it came, or - as was more usual - threw up on the kitchen floor. I can't leave bananas in reach as the mutt loves them. Same with blueberries. He's also good at hoovering up frozen peas that I regularly manage to spill. NOTE TO SELF: seal the bl**dy bag before putting back in the freezer.

Thanks, that's good advice, I knew that onions and garlic were poisonous to dogs, but it hadn't occurred to me that chives also were! He's a menace really, he stands by my feet when I'm cooking and anything which I drop is gone in a flash, so I have to be so careful - he has eaten bits of garlic skin and things like mushrooms and bits of potato, which I know are also bad for dogs, before I could stop him, so I really have to be on my guard. My spaniels are fussy, gentle eaters so his arrival has been quite a culture shock :rotfl:

He also pounced on and ate my other dog's worm tablet once - I'd pushed it into cheese but he still managed to eat the cheese and spit the tablet, and Mr Pug was on it in a flash. I was worried at first but thankfully as it wasn't an overdose! I swear I could just drop his tablet into his open mouth and he'd eat it without even questioning what it was :rotfl: but lesson learned, I shut him in the other room when worming the others now!

I can relate to you not being able to get the freezer top closed. HINT: a 4 pack of beans and a 4 pack of tomatoes on the lid helps!

Sadly it's an upright freezer so I have to stare at the seal and make sure it's closed then just push if it isn't :rotfl:

Another no shop day today (even though I was tempted to get out of the house:D) so nothing IN

OUT - 1 carton YS Chicken, Mushroom & Rice Soup, salad bits

FINISH - Carton of Eggs, packet of ham, pork pie.

Big YS deals yesterday - great for the budget, but not for emptying the freezer!

Out: 2 pitta breads, bagel, 3 slices pastrami, handful of blackcurrants

In: Loads of cherries; large piece of YS cod cut into 9 portions; large piece of YS salmon cut into 6 portions

Hopeless_Case wrote: »

He also pounced on and ate my other dog's worm tablet once - I'd pushed it into cheese but he still managed to eat the cheese and spit the tablet, and Mr Pug was on it in a flash. I was worried at first but thankfully as it wasn't an overdose! I swear I could just drop his tablet into his open mouth and he'd eat it without even questioning what it was :rotfl: but lesson learned, I shut him in the other room when worming the others now!
I didn't know pugs were such gannets! Wish the mutt would take his tablet. It doesn't matter what I hide it in, he manages to avoid it.
Sadly it's an upright freezer so I have to stare at the seal and make sure it's closed then just push if it isn't :rotfl:

You could always take the baskets out for a bit more room:D I had that "bright idea" for the kitchen freezer. I opened the door and everything cascaded all over the kitchen.

Hopeless Case: I know it is probably somewhere, but I'm still learning to drive this forum: What is "YS" in your posts?