Aug 31, 2026 9:34 PM
JoyforYou
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Rufferstuff
Orange bones are cronchy.
IHaveAGuyForEverything
ivegotaflippingun
I like this dog with this carrot
lizardbones
delightful
mcc1ane
vegan bones
FoxDogDad
https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1cTV0dDN2aWluOGVyN3cxdWx1NnYya3Q4dGM4NGRyZzBuaTY2MGY1dSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/jn4w5mMgTcWn1oObX7/200w.webp
3nd3rwiggin
Well well well, there is another post with a guy that needs to unload a lot of carrots.
EmilyPseu
Please tell Amira I love her.
Dizastrpiece
Awww. Super cute. Thanks for sharing!
ThisGuyPostingThings
Happy puppy enjoying monching on the cronchy carrot. Glad to see happy Amira, she deserves all the joy. And so do you.
Thank you. It’s been a really hard weekend, your kindness made me cry.
Newdonster
Dogs are better than people.
JDHannan
More creative too
navyjeff
My rescue will eat corn on the cob, but only if it has been grilled first.
ShutUpMeh
Don't leave him alone with the cob. When I worked in vet med, we removed many a corn cob. Surgically and expensively
He won't touch it unless I'm holding it, but that's a good safety tip. https://imgur.com/HCV8tWX
Rufferstuff
Orange bones are cronchy.
IHaveAGuyForEverything
ivegotaflippingun
I like this dog with this carrot
lizardbones
delightful
mcc1ane
vegan bones
FoxDogDad
https://media1.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1cTV0dDN2aWluOGVyN3cxdWx1NnYya3Q4dGM4NGRyZzBuaTY2MGY1dSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/jn4w5mMgTcWn1oObX7/200w.webp
3nd3rwiggin
Well well well, there is another post with a guy that needs to unload a lot of carrots.
EmilyPseu
Please tell Amira I love her.
Dizastrpiece
Awww. Super cute. Thanks for sharing!
ThisGuyPostingThings
Happy puppy enjoying monching on the cronchy carrot. Glad to see happy Amira, she deserves all the joy. And so do you.
JoyforYou
Thank you. It’s been a really hard weekend, your kindness made me cry.
Newdonster
Dogs are better than people.
JDHannan
More creative too
navyjeff
My rescue will eat corn on the cob, but only if it has been grilled first.
ShutUpMeh
Don't leave him alone with the cob. When I worked in vet med, we removed many a corn cob. Surgically and expensively
navyjeff
He won't touch it unless I'm holding it, but that's a good safety tip. https://imgur.com/HCV8tWX