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OP could be a shift worker, they might have just gotten back from an event that ran late, they could be a night owl, or maybe just just forgot to have it earlier. I used to work from 3pm to midnight and wouldn't get home until 1am in the morning, so I regularly had dinner between 1 and 2 am
Rule number one when you have dogs: do not leave your food out when you leave the room. Even if your running to the toilet, toss that plate somewhere high first.
agreed too many times have i been lazy and my dog has eaten my diiner after stepping out of my room for like 2 mins
I'll avoid the miserable route, and say YDI for not taking 5 seconds to put it out of his reach.
There's always time to save the precious, pal, even if it comes at such a high risk.
If it’s the fine fare you’re accustomed to, your dog will get the ***** before dawn.
It's called training. My dog won't even touch BACON unless I tell him it's okay, even if I leave the room. Yes, I've tested this.
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Rule number one when you have dogs: do not leave your food out when you leave the room. Even if your running to the toilet, toss that plate somewhere high first.
Why are you having dinner at 2am?