Are you eating my cookies?!?

Basenji Talk

  • There is a brand of dog jerky that looks just like the package of snacks for people shown below…at least, to a dog. I have gotten the dog cookies packaged like this for him in the past. He loves the cookies and remembers the packaging.

    I was eating some of these snacks and poor AJ thought I was eating his cookies! :eek: I didn't understand why he was going nuts and pestering me so much! :o :D

    You can clearly see the worried look on his face in the other pictures. Poor guy…of course he got a bite after all that. :rolleyes:
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  • Haha to cute Did he start pawing u like Give me MY cookies !!! lol

  • Houston

    Otis would've immedietly sat down and starting high fiving for treats..he thinks that works..well it sorta does..

    Love the worried wart look..


  • Second pic looks like he's saying "Hang on, whats going on here?"
    Third one "OMG she's realy eating them!" :D


  • Stop eating poor AJ's snacks!


  • @Basenjimamma:

    Otis would've immedietly sat down and starting high fiving for treats..he thinks that works..well it sorta does..

    Love the worried wart look..

    Zoey is like that when she smells something good she tries every trick she knows hoping one will trigger a treat. Mostly she plays dead then looks at you hopefully!!

    Those pictures are so cute.

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