You'd think it'd just be meat, right? Wolves are predators. BUT, studies have shown that fruits and vegetables can regularly be found in wolf scat, suggesting they eat plants intentionally. This is especially true when there isn't enough regular prey for them to hunt- but not always.
Wolves will also eat grass when their tummies are upset; they use it as a digestive aid. And some studies have hypothesized that wolves will eat fruits, just because they enjoy them! Isn't nature fascinating?
[All right, that's, well. He's just trying to share his knowledge. Doesn't everyone on the internet read their sources?]
Well, yes and no- it depends on what's in the smoothie. Peaches themselves are fine, but your sweet boy Adrian shouldn't have too many processed sugars- and since he's smaller than a person, 'too much' is much less than it would be for you or I. Also, dogs shouldn't have dairy products; they don't have the enzymes to digest them, and it could make him sick.
While we're on the subject, here's a list of things Adrian (and other dogs) shouldn't eat: - Chocolate - Avacados - Onions and Garlic - Grapes/Raisins - Macadamia nuts - Caffiene These have chemicals that can be TOXIC to dogs, so never have let them have even a little bit!
Oh yes; he's beautiful! I don't think I recognize the breed; is he some sort of husky mix?
I, erm. Don't know about the hurting people bit! He looks very friendly!
Oh yes; we don't actually know what it is in grapes that is toxic, but they can cause kidney damage and even failure. Even one grape can make them sick; and the same holds true for their dried counterpart.
( Oh, God. Oh, God. He didn't know that. He didn't know that.
Here he was insisting that his best buddy in the whole wide world [until he turns human again and Chris goes back to hating his guts], eat an entire box of raisins to curb the hunger pangs. Had Adrian actually listened... )
( Without much warning, Chris collapses down onto Adrian, wraps his arms around his fluffy neck, and chooses now to try out some of the eye exercises he seems so fond of. )
God, buddy, I'm so sorry... I'm so sorry. Fuck!
( How could he be so stupid? So negligent? So clueless? This isn't how peace gets made, by murdering a poor, innocent dog. See, it's reasons like these that everybody hates him. It's why his dad would never let him have a dog. He isn't good enough for one, he isn't responsible enough for one. Adrian would be in the right if he scratched him right in the face. It's what he deserves for being such a terrible dog owner.
He pulls away his soggy, tear-laden face and just looks at Adrian, as if waiting for the scratch that probably won't come. )
[Oh boy, these are some really intense face exercises, but don't worry buddy, he'll spot you!]
[Or just, uh, get sweated on a lot?]
[Wait, hold on, that's not sweat, that's the other thing. The Bad thing.]
[No! Absolutely not! Not allowed!]
[Chris better prepare for his face to get even more soggy than it already is because Adrian is going to do his damnedest to lick The Sad away. Slobber is a way better thing to have on your face than tears, that's a fact, the internet said so.]
( Chris wouldn't let himself openly sob any other time, but he's just sobbing with his dog, so it's cool. He's sobbed around Eagly, and Eagly is the best, most understanding pet in the world. Adrian has to come at least close to that if he's willing to lick away Chris's face sweat, a by-product of these intense exercises. )
Oh, buddy... Oh, man. How could I ever have killed you?
( Slobber isn't nearly as gross as it could be, but he's still going to wipe his face clean the moment he can. He brings both hands up to scritch behind Adrian's ears, and sobs a little more because he feels like a terrible, terrible person. )
[Okay, now he has turn on his own video; even if dogs don't necessarily see or understand what's happening on screens.]
Hello, Adrian! Are you being a good boy for your daddy? Not digging through the trash or chewing on his books?
[Blimey, Steven wishes he could have a dog. Or a cat, really; he likes cats a bit better, he thinks. But he can't even keep a fish alive, so that's right out.]
I'd reach through the screen and give you a good big scritch if I could!
[Adrian absolutely has no idea how to work Chris' unattended cellphone, but he's got a solid enough understanding of cause and effect to know that if you do things, it results in other things.]
[At first, the only thing Steven will be able to see is a close up of Adrian's nose as he sniffs and prods the screen. After a few seconds he pulls back, revealing a dopey doggy smile and a pair of bright green eyes.]
[If he listens close, Steven will be able to hear the sound of Adrian's tail thumping against the floor as he examines the phone screen with acute interest.]
[Hello tiny stranger! What are you doing in his house?]
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Meat? Generally meat is a solid go-to.
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Someone answering your question with a username that works for the website. Why does it matter outside that?
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smirkier?????
what??? smirkier is a word. as in describing a thing being MORE smirky than baseline
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You'd think it'd just be meat, right? Wolves are predators. BUT, studies have shown that fruits and vegetables can regularly be found in wolf scat, suggesting they eat plants intentionally. This is especially true when there isn't enough regular prey for them to hunt- but not always.
Wolves will also eat grass when their tummies are upset; they use it as a digestive aid. And some studies have hypothesized that wolves will eat fruits, just because they enjoy them! Isn't nature fascinating?
Source: here
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Did your seriously cite your sources and link the article back?? Like a high school term paper??
Hey, Adrian, check this out. This fucking nerd cites his sources!
( He tilts the camera down so Adrian can get a full view of the nerd in question. Steven, meanwhile, just gets to look at a weird dog.
After laughing for far too long: )
Anyway, thanks Shit-For-Hands. This is good stuff. Someone has to dig through wolf shit, and it's not me.
You think he'll drink a peach smoothie?
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Well, yes and no- it depends on what's in the smoothie. Peaches themselves are fine, but your sweet boy Adrian shouldn't have too many processed sugars- and since he's smaller than a person, 'too much' is much less than it would be for you or I. Also, dogs shouldn't have dairy products; they don't have the enzymes to digest them, and it could make him sick.
While we're on the subject, here's a list of things Adrian (and other dogs) shouldn't eat:
- Chocolate
- Avacados
- Onions and Garlic
- Grapes/Raisins
- Macadamia nuts
- Caffiene
These have chemicals that can be TOXIC to dogs, so never have let them have even a little bit!
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Isn't he the sweetest boy? He would hurt SO many people. It's fuckin' awesome.
( Okay, he'd stopped reading for that.
Steven gets a glorious shot up Chris nose as he holds the phone closer to read the rest of the list. )
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Raisins? Raisins are deadly?
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I, erm. Don't know about the hurting people bit! He looks very friendly!
Oh yes; we don't actually know what it is in grapes that is toxic, but they can cause kidney damage and even failure. Even one grape can make them sick; and the same holds true for their dried counterpart.
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Here he was insisting that his best buddy in the whole wide world [until he turns human again and Chris goes back to hating his guts], eat an entire box of raisins to curb the hunger pangs. Had Adrian actually listened... )
If you'll excuse me.
( The line goes dead. )
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God, buddy, I'm so sorry... I'm so sorry. Fuck!
( How could he be so stupid? So negligent? So clueless? This isn't how peace gets made, by murdering a poor, innocent dog. See, it's reasons like these that everybody hates him. It's why his dad would never let him have a dog. He isn't good enough for one, he isn't responsible enough for one. Adrian would be in the right if he scratched him right in the face. It's what he deserves for being such a terrible dog owner.
He pulls away his soggy, tear-laden face and just looks at Adrian, as if waiting for the scratch that probably won't come. )
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[Or just, uh, get sweated on a lot?]
[Wait, hold on, that's not sweat, that's the other thing. The Bad thing.]
[No! Absolutely not! Not allowed!]
[Chris better prepare for his face to get even more soggy than it already is because Adrian is going to do his damnedest to lick The Sad away. Slobber is a way better thing to have on your face than tears, that's a fact,
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Oh, buddy... Oh, man. How could I ever have killed you?
( Slobber isn't nearly as gross as it could be, but he's still going to wipe his face clean the moment he can. He brings both hands up to scritch behind Adrian's ears, and sobs a little more because he feels like a terrible, terrible person. )
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Husky? Psh, no. Clearly he's a werewolf!
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[Guess what Steven? touch screens react to dog noses!]
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Hello, Adrian! Are you being a good boy for your daddy? Not digging through the trash or chewing on his books?
[Blimey, Steven wishes he could have a dog. Or a cat, really; he likes cats a bit better, he thinks. But he can't even keep a fish alive, so that's right out.]
I'd reach through the screen and give you a good big scritch if I could!
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[Adrian absolutely has no idea how to work Chris' unattended cellphone, but he's got a solid enough understanding of cause and effect to know that if you do things, it results in other things.]
[At first, the only thing Steven will be able to see is a close up of Adrian's nose as he sniffs and prods the screen. After a few seconds he pulls back, revealing a dopey doggy smile and a pair of bright green eyes.]
[If he listens close, Steven will be able to hear the sound of Adrian's tail thumping against the floor as he examines the phone screen with acute interest.]
[Hello tiny stranger! What are you doing in his house?]