Christmas dinner - is your dog getting one?

Will be making sure my foster gets a full-on Christmas dinner with all the trimmings (apart from onion in the stuffing).

Does everyone else do this as well?

Most definitely for our 2 , its definitely Tilly's favourite part of the day , of course Tommy hasn't experienced it yet but had plenty of Mummy's Sunday dinners in moderation

We are having duck this year, its already in the freezer, Rocky loves this and will of course have some in his dinner that day.

She'll get a few * bits thats for sure

I don't cook one but last year they had a whole raw chicken each.

This year I've not decided what they are getting maybe a whole rabbit or quail

ella wrote:I don't cook one but last year they had a whole raw chicken each.

This year I've not decided what they are getting maybe a whole rabbit or quail

Hahaha I saw you had posted here Ella and my first thought was of course she will but I bet she can't be arsed to cook it

Dave wrote:

ella wrote:I don't cook one but last year they had a whole raw chicken each.

This year I've not decided what they are getting maybe a whole rabbit or quail

Hahaha I saw you had posted here Ella and my first thought was of course she will but I bet she can't be arsed to cook it

haha i'm lazy don't you know

I don't do a christmas dinner for Dempsey - never have with any of my dogs. The sudden introduction of rich food could give them a touch of bum gravy & that's the last thing I need after my own Christmas dinner!

Suki will have one and a Thanksgiving as well

Lexi gets xmas dinner for about a week after us lol there is usually so much left over (like a turkey tray full) that her and the cats eat like kings for a while.

ella wrote:I don't cook one but last year they had a whole raw chicken each.

This year I've not decided what they are getting maybe a whole rabbit or quail

how about something festive like a goose lol

Nope cant eat human food either of them or they will will spray paint the house via there butts...:0( anyone that comes into the house is told....dont feed the dogs. They eat raw stuff okay like chicken of beef but anything else gives em runny tummies.

Hayley wrote:

ella wrote:I don't cook one but last year they had a whole raw chicken each.

This year I've not decided what they are getting maybe a whole rabbit or quail

how about something festive like a goose lol

I can't afford goose

ella wrote:

Hayley wrote:

ella wrote:I don't cook one but last year they had a whole raw chicken each.

This year I've not decided what they are getting maybe a whole rabbit or quail

how about something festive like a goose lol

I can't afford goose

Is it festive to get a goose for xmas , not sure all girls will agree

Dave wrote:Is it festive to get a goose for xmas , not sure all girls will agree

my 2 will get some turkey with their kibble so they dont get upset tummies! they will also get lots of chews and toys!!

Ours only have their usual food but they do get left overs as a treat the next day

I don't fancy clearing up after a dog that has eaten a xmas dinner no thanks , Duke will get his daily food that he has every day of the week, we will wrap a stag bar up for him though

mickgill wrote:I don't fancy clearing up after a dog that has eaten a xmas dinner no thanks , Duke will get his daily food that he has every day of the week, we will wrap a stag bar up for him though

We don't have a problem with sunday lunch titbits only the smell so I'll shoot the OH if she dares to get the brussel sprouts out , evil little cabbages

My old dog ALWAYS had Christmas dinner, and this year Loki will be getting one too. My mum was saying it'll be great not to start crying this year, because last year she cried while she was emptying the left-overs oh dear.

ANattyRat wrote:My old dog ALWAYS had Christmas dinner, and this year Loki will be getting one too. My mum was saying it'll be great not to start crying this year, because last year she cried while she was emptying the left-overs oh dear.

It's the little things that make you think

Pixee will be getting her Christmas dinner once its cool down. She is fine with human food so long as its not spicey. Mash, turkey and some veg, stuffing depends on whats in it. And it will be her first too and of course she will be getting some treats wrapped up under the tree too.

Staffy lover wrote:Pixee will be getting her Christmas dinner once its cool down. She is fine with human food so long as its not spicey. Mash, turkey and some veg, stuffing depends on whats in it. And it will be her first too and of course she will be getting some treats wrapped up under the tree too.

It's exciting having 2 young dogs for xmas as the daughter will be 13 and long past Santa phase

Maddie gets off cuts of our Sunday dinner so I'm sure she will get some Christmas dinner too (not stuffing or sprouts though )

yes jes will be getting one this year, she a spoilt pooch she gets a sunday dinner every week too lol

Jess looks lovely.

Working dog wrote:Jess looks lovely.

aww ty