Gabby sneaking dog food

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- 08/13/2011 at 9:06 PM
  brittbritt
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  The other night we came home from the grocery store and my husband was pouring the dog food out of the large bag and into a plastic storage bin. Gabby got super excited and went running to my husband’s side. I told him she must have thought he was shaking a veggie sack. He said he didn’t think so as he had seen her eating dog food alot lately.
  
  I started keeping an eye out and sure enough every so often I would see Gabby sneak to the dog food bowl and eat a few bites. My dogs usually eat late in the evening so after they are through I have to put the bowl up so Gabby can’t get to it. She was over there sniffing earlier and I could tell she was trying to find some dog kibble. Silly rabbit dog food is for dogs.
- 08/14/2011 at 5:43 AM
  OhBellaBunBun
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  This is hilarious!
- 08/14/2011 at 7:19 PM
  BunniBee
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  LOL… I don’t know ifn the bunnies ate any of it, but my son put a couple of pieces into the rabbit cage. He loves to give treats – he’s 15 months old.
- 08/14/2011 at 7:44 PM
  bunnyfriend
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  Hahahah awhh! I thought all bunnies hated any kind of “meat”. My previous bun sniffed my meatloaf dinner one time, backed up..and thumped. (:
- 08/14/2011 at 10:28 PM
  brittbritt
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  It’s the last thing I would think a bunny would want to eat for sure. As soon as I fed the dogs a few minutes ago Gabby went running over there. I had to shoo her away. My larger dog Rowdy was through eating and only my little dog Sophie was eating. Gabby was side by side with Sophie trying to get some kibble. I shooed her away again. The dogs are through eating and Gabby makes a beeline to the dog bowl again. She knows I’m going to get onto her because when I get close she starts scooting off. Like a kid trying to sneak into the cookie jar.
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