Here's Reba's dinner:
Blue Rare Sirloin Steak, with a side of Crumbles and a large water.
Hey... that's not Reba!! I just turn my back for a moment and someone's porking down the beef, lol. This is Shadow, enjoying his "sister's" steak dinner.
As soon as Shadow had a wee snack and left, I opened the door... in came Reba and in 1.5 seconds that Bowl o' Beef was history!I can't begin to tell you how wonderful it feels to be able to eat this kind of food, and to feed it to my animals. It is just beyond words. I am so grateful!
2 comments:
Reba looks like a mighty big dog. What breed is she? I am having a hard time understanding the last of your blog about what you are eating. Do you eat dog food too or does the dog eat what you eat?:)
ROFLMAO - I just reread the end of my post and see what caused your confusion, Tim. I must confess that I skipped the dog crumbles. Instead, I had my steak in a "wrap" with broccoli sprouts. It was delicious.
Reba is a rottweiler, and yes, she is a big girl. Bigger than the average female rotti, but her mother was also very big, so not unexpected. I "adopted" Reba from her original family when she was about 7 1/2 weeks old and she was even fairly big then, lol. She turned 8 years old on Dec. 14th, and she still acts like a puppy. Very happy and healthy dog, and I am blessed to have her in my life. I keep planning to take her to a vet so I can weigh her, but keep forgetting to do so. About 3 years ago when I did so, she was 108# of pure muscle. (My mom at that time was 106#, lol)
I keep trying to get a good picture of Reba so I can post it, but she is camera shy and does everything to screw up all the attempts. I'll keep trying :o)
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