Is this a bad habit that needs to be broken? Otherwise she won’t eat.

  • fakeman_pretendname
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    1 year ago

    I don’t think it’s a bad habit - they just have a preference for how they like their dinner, and probably not a hard one to satisfy.

    I deliberately give mine a meat/biscuit mix, both from dietary recommendation and also it slows them down a bit - there’s three of them, and if given meat only, the quickest eater will scoff his in 5 seconds, then try and muscle in on his brother’s dinners. If mixed up, they’re all at their own bowls for a few minutes at least, before the inevitable swapping.

    Maybe cut down on the treats, and save them for special bribery i.e. flea treatment, going to the vets, training etc.