Life Imitates 'Saturday Night Live'

[Ubiquitous]

"My dog Skippy used to be like that, until I found out about . . . Puppy
Uppers. Puppy Uppers pep up your pooch, plus, they help control his
weight."
--Laraine Newman, commercial parody, aired Nov. 13, 1976
"Prescribing Pot for Pet Pain"
--headline, TheDailyBeast.com, Nov. 30

Some dogs don't have an easy life.

Neither does my cat, if she could talk. LOL

But I want to know if the dogs smoke the pot, or have it mixed in with
their dog food, or maybe they want it in baked goods. I won't say
brownies since chocolate is bad for dogs.

I thought someone invemnted a canine-friendly chocolate?

[Michael Black]

Post by Ubiquitous

"My dog Skippy used to be like that, until I found out about . . . Puppy
Uppers. Puppy Uppers pep up your pooch, plus, they help control his
weight."
--Laraine Newman, commercial parody, aired Nov. 13, 1976
"Prescribing Pot for Pet Pain"
--headline, TheDailyBeast.com, Nov. 30

Some dogs don't have an easy life.

Neither does my cat, if she could talk. LOL

But I want to know if the dogs smoke the pot, or have it mixed in with
their dog food, or maybe they want it in baked goods. I won't say
brownies since chocolate is bad for dogs.

I thought someone invemnted a canine-friendly chocolate?

I wouldn't know, I don't watch K9 News (which likely exists in some
fashion on some cable channel).

Maybe carob is dog-friendly. On the other hand, I've had some of those
carob brownies, and they aren't anything to write home about. Though, I
suspect some of those alternative ingredient recipes are more about using
the other ingredients rather than making things taste good. I've tried
making gluten free cookies for people who can't tolerate gluten, and they
aren't very appealing. I figure one has to work at it, keep trying (and
have guinea pigs to try them on) until one finds gluten free or carob
recipes that actually taste good.

Michael

[anim8rFSK]

Post by Ubiquitous

"My dog Skippy used to be like that, until I found out about . . . Puppy
Uppers. Puppy Uppers pep up your pooch, plus, they help control his
weight."
--Laraine Newman, commercial parody, aired Nov. 13, 1976
"Prescribing Pot for Pet Pain"
--headline, TheDailyBeast.com, Nov. 30

Some dogs don't have an easy life.

Neither does my cat, if she could talk. LOL

But I want to know if the dogs smoke the pot, or have it mixed in with
their dog food, or maybe they want it in baked goods. I won't say
brownies since chocolate is bad for dogs.

I thought someone invemnted a canine-friendly chocolate?

There's some faux stuff made from carob and peanut butter but it's been
around for years and never seemed to catch on which tells me it either
isn't really good for dogs or dogs don't like it.