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Wife has just called a little distraught. Has just come back to the car to find our dog and sicked up a partially digested rabbit.
She called earlier to say the dog disappeared for a minute or two on the walk and was a little worried. She said she wouldn't be surprised if it was wolfing down something decomposing somewhere.
Apparently this thing smells worse than my bum after curry night. Now that is bad.
I couldn't stop laughing.
She put the phone down on me.
Photo for the less squeamish if you wants further down. A whole rabbit it one, clever dog!!
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Cone of Shame.
Poor dog looks like it is admitting to eating the pet rabbit! 😆
Has just come back to the car to find our dog and sicked up a partially digested rabbit.
Your wife sicked up a partially digested rabbit? Ewww.
Your dog's look is priceless!!!
My dog only vomited grass this morning - very poor.
What did she want you to do about it?
lol. **** ing gross.
Top effort!
Dogs have a tendency to scoff things whole if they think they're going to be taken off them. That they will later vomit them up is of little consequence, because they will perfectly happily settle down and eat it again properly.
Folk feeding their dog on a whole raw meat and bones diet will know to leave a dog to eat a whole rabbit in peace for just this reason.
Christ on a unicycle!
😯
What did she want you to do about it?
I'm not sure.
I've made matters worse, she has called back and I still couldn't stop laughing.
😀
My dog tend to rub itself in decomposing things, not eat them.
I've made matters worse, she has called back and I still couldn't stop laughing.
😆
I think you should change your forum name to 'rabbit'eater!
Or, rabbitpuker to be even more accurate.
The dog's expression is absolutely priceless!
That has properly made my day!
Best guilty look on a dog ever.
That possibly beats most of the dead crap that any pet cat could leave as a gift 🙂
saves in favourites for when the next "can we have a a dog" discussion is brought up 🙂
Getting strange looks from around the office as I chuckle at this.
ha ha ha look of guilt on the dog ha ha
Or, rabbitpuker to be even more accurate.
bunnyspaffer
coneychucker
harespew
PS fabulously guilty look on your mutt there
Yesterday, our springer ran into the house with a twitching small bunny it's mouth, which she refused to give up. Much comedy screaming from the kids. All we could do was send her into the back garden and let nature take it's course.
Cracking dog, the rabbits seen better days though 😯
You know he wants to eat it again.
I once arrived at work on the motorbike, knowing I'd hit a squirrel and feeling guilty- I felt worse once I discovered it stuck under the engine, being roasted on the exhaust headers. And quite a lot worse once I finished scraping it off with a fish slice.
You know he wants to eat it again.
Oh i know what would happen if left to it's own devices.
Still re-call when she was a tad poorly and did a poo in the kitchen.
Oh the hilarity to find said poo in various forms of digest/sick over the floor. She must have eaten it four or fives times and sicked it up. OH THE HILARITY!!
That is a gem. Getting that down in one go is very impressive
Best dog look evaaa 🙂
My Mum was once entertaining some posh ladies from the Parish Council to afternoon tea when her ageing setter ambled into view in the garden. Cue lots of oohs and aahs.... until the setter squatted down and nipped off a massive steaming pile right in front of the patio window. As if that wasn't enough the dog then turned round, sniffed, and scoffed the lot.
*gags*
I can't think of anything which has given me such even measures of disgust and amusement in one shot!
/tears on keyboard/
I've made matters worse, she has called back and I still couldn't stop laughing.
When you get into bed tonight, I suggest pulling the duvet right back first, just to be sure there's nothing unexpected there.
You can't be cross with a dog that looks that sorry.
I'm not sure if that's a look of guilt or quiet satisfaction, as if to say "look what I did, if you touch it though events could take a turn"
Good point sofaboy, her 'i've been bad' look is very similar to her 'no regrets and i'll do it again in an instant' face.
I'm giggling at you not being able to stop laughing.
Be thankful it wasn't a few litres of liquefied fox shit in bile. A labrador did that once while I was on the phone to a client, thankfully on a wooden floor. I'm not squeamish but it was a struggle to not throw up myself while cleaning it up then jetwashing furniture outside.
I hope your wife followed the five second rule and popped the bunny into the freezer.
I have a feeling the OP will be having curry on the weekend
What did she want you to do about it?
Do you know nothing about women? 🙂
Why?
Why would you take a photo of the rabbit??
Well i for one am treating the dog when i get home.
Was an old rubber floor well mat right under where she was sick, good dog!! No sicky/dead juices have soaked into the car boot, win!
What a good dog, come here and have a cuddle. No, don't lick me.
Why?
Why would you take a photo of the rabbit??
To put it's picture on the posters in case anyone has lost a rabbit
Why would you take a photo of the rabbit??
I insisted between my laughter for the express purpose of STW. You are welcome.
The dug's expression. 😀
"I know, I know. Just couldn't help myself."
Great post...
My springer has only ever brought back fresh quarry including a squirrel once. She does however roll in fox poo whenever she gets the chance!
My mother in laws black lab once rolled in a rotten fish at the side of a lake....just managed not to vomit. It was close!
When I used to work in vet practice, we had a lovely, well to do, client who had a crazy irish setter, they were both "regulars" as the setter was always eating things he shouldn't. Golf balls etc. One day, the waiting room was packed when she rushed in - red setter looking very swollen and unhappy. Before we had chance to get her into a room, the dog started to heave. I went around to the waiting room as the dog vommed up a huge pile of yellowy froth, right in the middle was a tiny black lacy thong. I scooped it up (wearing gloves) and asked if it was hers. She left rather quickly, saying she'd pop back tomorrow. 🙂
Nice. My cocker was treated to some kind of rotten casserole, heavy on onions some months back by some caring fly tipper.
The resulting doggy self leveling compound, which flowed from both ends looking identical, carried on for for 5 days and had even my strong stomach heaving.
He was not comfortable at all. Deserves him right, the bastard.