Loaf Bread, Dog, My Hand

[Vette]

Oh so sorry to hear that but glad youre okay for the most the most part.
try to keep bread an other human goodies or trash in some type of container/s thats pooch proof.

[Craftlady]

Oh so sorry to hear that but glad youre okay for the most the most part.
try to keep bread an other human goodies or trash in some type of container/s thats pooch proof.

I was thawing out a loaf of bread that just happened to be in back of our counter by toaster didnt think he could reach. Guess I was wrong
Normally all food,etc is put away in cupboards or other proper containers since there is 2 dogs and 6 cats living at our house.

[K9karen]

*Sigh*. Well, I'm on your team. I should have learned from RB Cody that dogs are quicker than humans. Never needed stitches but had way too many punctures, needing medical attention and antibiotics. Here, also, if the injury is from your own dog, there is no need to report anything to Animal Control. Both Cody and Mz Logan have learned "drop it", but, uh..well...defiant kids at time, what can I say. It's always my fault anyway. I keep trying to remember that dogs don't have hands to slap me away or vocabulary to yell back. Besides, that loaf of bread was too good to give up, used kleenex is too yummy to disgard (ick) and if you don't throw that ball quick enough, it's up for grabs, so to speak.

Feel better.

[Vette]

I was thawing out a loaf of bread that just happened to be in back of our counter by toaster didnt think he could reach. Guess I was wrong
Normally all food,etc is put away in cupboards or other proper containers since there is 2 dogs and 6 cats living at our house.

Yeah i know how that goes. some dogs are as tall as we are on their hind legs. they can be very deceiving.

[krazyaboutkatz]

Becky, I'm sorry to hear this. I hope you'll feel better and heal quickly.