He's Just Like A Two Year Old!

Wolfiesmom · 10-11-2011, 11:03 AM

I brought Wolfie in to have breakfast. Yesterday, I bought some canned pumpkin. He was crazy over it last year, and it just appeared in the stores again after the winter. I don't know why they don't have it on the shelf all year. I put a spoonful in his food, and he wouldn't touch the food. He kept looking at me and crying and staring at his food like I was trying to poison him. I went and got a spoonful of pumpkin and gave it to him. He sniffed at it, and turned his nose up. I put some pumpkin on is nose so he would have to lick it off, and then he decided that he liked it. He licked the spoon clean and then went and ate his food. I swear he is just like a human 2 year old! Every other GSD that I have owned has always gulped down no matter what I gave them and looked for more! It's a rare thing when Wolfie cleans his bowl.

Stella's Mom · 10-11-2011, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Wolfiesmom

I brought Wolfie in to have breakfast. Yesterday, I bought some canned pumpkin. He was crazy over it last year, and it just appeared in the stores again after the winter. I don't know why they don't have it on the shelf all year. I put a spoonful in his food, and he wouldn't touch the food. He kept looking at me and crying and staring at his food like I was trying to poison him. I went and got a spoonful of pumpkin and gave it to him. He sniffed at it, and turned his nose up. I put some pumpkin on is nose so he would have to lick it off, and then he decided that he liked it. He licked the spoon clean and then went and ate his food. I swear he is just like a human 2 year old! Every other GSD that I have owned has always gulped down no matter what I gave them and looked for more! It's a rare thing when Wolfie cleans his bowl.

Ahhhhh I love the adventures of Wolfie!

1sttimeforgsd · 10-11-2011, 11:13 AM

He is a character, thats for sure!

Daisy&Lucky's Mom · 10-11-2011, 11:18 AM

Wolfie has discriminating tastes thats all and he just wasnt sure he was ready for fall foods. I understand Daisy has over the years refused many things that she would normally eat.The 2 year old analogy is accurate but Wolfie has his own unique way.

10-11-2011, 11:03 AM	#1 (permalink)
Wolfiesmom Crowned Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 3,810	He's Just Like A Two Year Old! I brought Wolfie in to have breakfast. Yesterday, I bought some canned pumpkin. He was crazy over it last year, and it just appeared in the stores again after the winter. I don't know why they don't have it on the shelf all year. I put a spoonful in his food, and he wouldn't touch the food. He kept looking at me and crying and staring at his food like I was trying to poison him. I went and got a spoonful of pumpkin and gave it to him. He sniffed at it, and turned his nose up. I put some pumpkin on is nose so he would have to lick it off, and then he decided that he liked it. He licked the spoon clean and then went and ate his food. I swear he is just like a human 2 year old! Every other GSD that I have owned has always gulped down no matter what I gave them and looked for more! It's a rare thing when Wolfie cleans his bowl. __________________ Mom to Chases Wolfgang Heinrich Von Ryan aka Wolfie born 12/20/09 Waiting for us at the bridge is Chases Chieftain aka Chiefy Left this earth and left a hole in our hearts July 2000

10-11-2011, 11:13 AM	#3 (permalink)
1sttimeforgsd Crowned Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: West Virginia Posts: 4,897	He is a character, thats for sure! __________________ karen, mom to: ace-gsd (bi-color) 6/14/2010 mandy-yellow lab 1/31/2009 baby-terrier mix 11/25/2000

10-11-2011, 11:18 AM	#4 (permalink)
Daisy&Lucky's Mom Knighted Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Ohio Posts: 2,437	Wolfie has discriminating tastes thats all and he just wasnt sure he was ready for fall foods. I understand Daisy has over the years refused many things that she would normally eat.The 2 year old analogy is accurate but Wolfie has his own unique way.

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