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We have to time and space out dinner unfortunately. Our Rugby can longer large amounts of food eaten quickly. Other than that Mrs. Lincoln, all is good. Ha ( can I still say Lincoln)?e
We use a “slow feeder” bowl for Newton because he eats so quickly (all the Labs in our extended family do) and big dogs can be prone to bloat. I guess it helps—it takes about three minutes instead of one for him to scarf down his dinner!
None of my dogs ever “inhaled” their food. They seemed to enjoy a more leisurely breakfast and dinner. However, I have babysat my daughter’s dog and that one does seem to inhale her food. It takes less than one minute for it to be all gone.
Mr. Basset knows Labs! Ours can literally suck down an entire bowl (3 cups) of dry dog food without chewing a single kibble. He only does this when he is really hungry and the results are not pretty…the unchewed food doesn’t stay down.
momofalex7 almost 4 years ago
It does seem like that. My dog can eat her dinner in less than a minute.
amethyst52 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I think my Gibbs could do that.
rentier almost 4 years ago
Doubles food for Rover!!
BigDaveGlass almost 4 years ago
You need eyes on the back of your head, Red….
in-dubio-pro-rainbow almost 4 years ago
Always good to see your dog (in)hale and hearty
Catfeet Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Food? What food?
Frog-on-a-Log Premium Member almost 4 years ago
That’s one talented doggy!
robertdkrebs Premium Member almost 4 years ago
We have to time and space out dinner unfortunately. Our Rugby can longer large amounts of food eaten quickly. Other than that Mrs. Lincoln, all is good. Ha ( can I still say Lincoln)?e
my3dogsons almost 4 years ago
We use a “slow feeder” bowl for Newton because he eats so quickly (all the Labs in our extended family do) and big dogs can be prone to bloat. I guess it helps—it takes about three minutes instead of one for him to scarf down his dinner!
sfreader1 almost 4 years ago
None of my dogs ever “inhaled” their food. They seemed to enjoy a more leisurely breakfast and dinner. However, I have babysat my daughter’s dog and that one does seem to inhale her food. It takes less than one minute for it to be all gone.
eladee AKA Wally almost 4 years ago
If your dog eats too fast try one of those bowls designed to make them slow down and help with digestion.
I'll fly away almost 4 years ago
Just like my brothers when we were younger.
raybarb44 almost 4 years ago
Prevents stealing….
asrialfeeple almost 4 years ago
Those are some lungs he’s got.
almost 4 years ago
That is very impressive.
WentBrown almost 4 years ago
Awwww hahahahaha!
WCraft almost 4 years ago
Mr. Basset knows Labs! Ours can literally suck down an entire bowl (3 cups) of dry dog food without chewing a single kibble. He only does this when he is really hungry and the results are not pretty…the unchewed food doesn’t stay down.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 almost 4 years ago
My Lab would give Rover a run for money.