How do you identify?

[boxofdelights]

You know how some dogs will try a new food because they see another dog eating it and some dogs will try a new food because they see a human eating it? Newt is the second type. Rosemary just caught him finishing off my Wasabi Seaweed Snacks.

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[loligo]

And then there are the dogs who will try a new "food" just because it is a physical object capable of fitting in their mouth. Rocks, trash, Wii remotes, etc. Yeah, my dog is one of those...

[randomdreams]

I have a goat dog.
She ate a handful of electronic components the other day: led's and resistors, mostly.

[boxofdelights]

I was trying to figure out how she fit into my theory! Secretly a goat, eh.

Do you still have a rabbit? I enjoyed these rabbit posts:
https://seperis.dreamwidth.org/1041231.html
https://seperis.dreamwidth.org/1041922.html

[randomdreams]

Alas, Pirate shuffled off this mortal coil at age 15 last year. Those are good posts, though.

[seascribble]

He's a human too, eatin' human food like a human!

[boxofdelights]

He approves of this message.

[ljgeoff]

For some reason, my mind went right to the thought of the amazing farts that this might incur.

[bibliofile]

I identify as neither a dog nor as someone who will steal your Wasabi Seaweed Snacks.

However, I was raised by a dog who wouldn't say no to any snack offered to them. A friend's Great Dane was more of the "check out what's on the counter, which is conveniently at browsing level", including eating a plastic-wrapped hunk of brie (the dog was fine, fortunately).

[mishalak]

On the other hand I would totally steal wasabi seaweed snacks. Stolen food just tastes better. Which is why all shopping should be done by dropping from ceiling vents into a store in the dead of night.