Our garden is churning out tomatoes and cucumbers slightly faster than we can eat them, so for breakfast I had a salad. (Always trying to do my bit.) OllieTheDog, having finished his breakfast, came over to beg as I was slicing cucumbers. Dubious, I offered him a slice. He dropped it on the floor, sniffed it, and to my surprise ate it and waited for more.
Usually he's hoping for pizza crusts, scraps of chicken, or bits of cheese or noodles my grandson drops. But cukes? Who knew?
#dogsofmastodon
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