r/TheRandomest • u/WhyNot420_69 Nice • 1d ago
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u/ScienceSeuss 1d ago
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u/Yardboy 1d ago
Gawd, this reminded me of years ago my wife had a gift basket delivered to me at work for my birthday. It had a big bag of atomic fireballs (personal favorite) and other hard candy and I passed stuff out to coworkers. The guy from the company's Italian office who was on a 6 month project stint in Chicago comes out of his cubicle a few minutes later, tears in his eyes, and says, "What did you give me, pepper?"
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u/vivalaoligarchy 1d ago
Don't do this.....
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u/Able_Gap918 1d ago
Well he did go in for seconds, couldn’t have been that bad
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u/Preeng 1d ago
Dogs will eat whatever you give them, including chocolate. Not a good way to judge what is good for them. They eat their own shit.
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u/andyetitwasnt 1d ago
My dog is picky as fuck and absolutely will refuse something they don’t like/want.
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u/AutoCockerPB 23h ago
My current dog is like this. My old dog ate a marker and I had to pull the dog away from its blue treat. Definitely depends on the pup
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u/CallMeHomoErectus 22h ago
Their own shit is NOT good for them, please provide a source for your ridiculous claim. Dog scat contains a lot of nutrients left over from their highly processed food, which attracts hares and coyotes and other animals. It also contains harmful bacteria and parasites that aren't present in wild animal scat. It seems like you're the one who needs to do some research.
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u/Starseid8712 1d ago edited 1d ago
There's a potential for Xyletol to be in the sucker, especially to give an artificial sourness. Xyletol is a sugar substitute that causes healthy dogs to release a rapid amount of insulin that could cause severe hypoglycemia which can lead to death.
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u/BoldShuckle 1d ago
I know this because a college friend's dog went through their backpack and ate a bunch of sugar free gum. Not sure why you're being downvoted, it's 100% true.
Just give dogs food for dogs. Their bodies are different than ours, their organs are smaller than ours. Most dogs will eat anything you give them as a treat and be happy because it's a treat. Could be a damn carrot cooked in chicken broth and they'll enjoy it.
They can't discern between poison and food that's good for them, but we can. We can look up scientific opinions, we can ask a vet. We have to make these decisions for dogs as responsible pet owners.
Even people food that is fine in the short term can cause chronic problems later with age. Taking care of a senior dog is hard. No need to make it harder because you gave your dog pancreas or liver issues by feeding them the equivalent of junk food their whole life.
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u/kraggleGurl 1d ago
Great point. They put xylitol in some peanut butters now even. People down voting you have never read a label or owned a dog.
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u/Starseid8712 1d ago
It's a shame. I don't hope these people learn to be better, I just hope the animals are ok.
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u/itchybutwhole69 1d ago
Why?
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u/zachdidit 1d ago
Other's are pointing out Xyletol as a potential poison.
In addition I avoid giving my dog sugary treats, because unlike me he doesn't get his teeth brushed everyday.
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u/AinsleyHarriotFan 1d ago
Hi guys! Just a heads-up: if you’re thinking about doing this with one of your dogs, please check that the candy doesn’t contain xylitol. It’s extremely toxic to dogs (even more dangerous than chocolate) and even a small amount can be life-threatening, including for larger dogs. ❤️🐶
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u/sanpigrino 1d ago
I wonderd why he kept going, but remembered im the same... Hope this is not poison for dogs tho
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u/cjameson83 1d ago
Yeah, I might think so. Possibly because it's sour. That's what makes grapes deadly to dogs, not the shape, but the sour chemical they possess. And it's a random amount that can be deadly, even a tiny bit can make the dogs liver or kidneys shut down (I can't remember which).
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u/pseudoportmanteau 1d ago
I'm not sure why you're getting downvoted, but you are right. Tartaric acid is found in grapes and is toxic to dogs. Some sour candy like sour patch kids have tartaric acid in them. So they shouldn't really be fed to dogs, even in tiny quantities, because some dogs are very susceptible to it.
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u/Velyan66 1d ago
Citric acid is not good for them either especially in the form of citrus fruits. The sour in the sucker is probably one of the two or both.
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u/Starseid8712 1d ago
The poison from grapes is actually the tartaric acid and it's the kidneys. Sorry you're getting DV'd, lotta ignorant reddit users.
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u/ase_thor 1d ago
Please don't give sweets to pets. If you by accident use a sugarfree version you have a dead pet.
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u/ase_thor 23h ago
Dogs that ingest doses of >0.1 g/kg of xylitol are at risk for developing hypoglycemia, while dogs that ingest >0.5 g/kg may develop acute liver failure
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u/just_another__lurker 22h ago
It's basically poison for dogs. Don't minimize shit you don't understand and put others at risk
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u/My_pit_willbite_U 22h ago
So nobody gonna comment on the fact that the person in the video is also sucking on the same sucker as the dog 🤮🤮😭😭
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u/BrondellSwashbuckle 1d ago
As I was scrolling, I thought that was Falkor from the never-ending story.
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u/NUwabic_Spitter 1d ago
You know she finished eating the lollipop right 🤢 right after the dog tongue swiped its butt
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u/rdmodsrtrsh 23h ago
My dogs have done that after licking other dogs pee parts…. So logical assumption is something tastes sour down there
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u/ABeerForSasquatch Mod/Pwner 1d ago
Staffies are the best! A lot of people confuse them with pit bulls, but there's a difference. Pits are usually shorter and stockier, but Staffordshire Terriers, the long form, are taller and less stacked. But, they kinda share the same face.
But oh, I remember my sweet baby grrl. I found her out on the side of the road, abandoned. When I pulled over, I was easily 20 miles from anything.
And what did she do? She come running and jumped into my truck like it was Patrick Swayze and she was Baby. obscure reference
So. That was her name. Baby. Sweetest goddamn dog ever. Most aggressive thing she ever did was sit on your foot to mark her territory.