Dogshaming’s downstairs neighbour sent her a picture of naughty dog, Max, who is hellbent on ruining Christmas.
Editor’s note: chocolate is very dangerous for dogs to ingest, so if you suspect your pooch got Into your truffles this holiday season, call your vet or poison control!
Angie
Chocolate doesn’t bother me as much as xylitol. Sugar-free gum is more deadly than chocolate. However, I keep my dog away from both.
Leanna
Glad the dog is ok!!!! He’s cute! Hope he still gets a visit from Santa!!!!!
Susan
I’ve been through that….my old dog used to get into chocolate all the time! My vet put it into perspective, a pound or so of milk chocolate for a 60-70 pound dog is not great, but, better than a smaller dog eating several pieces. Bubba survived for many more years getting into trouble 🙂
skr
every dog owner should know the hydrogen peroxide trick for making their dog vomit up things like chocolate, or in the case of my little guy a magic eraser.
Ellie
I love those chocolates.
Max's mom
Max’s mom here! Max is fine (after puking several more times through the night) and naughty as ever! Shame on us for leaving the chocolate out – we’re thankful he’s ok and able to enjoy Christmas!
Max's aunt
As Max’s adoptive aunt (his mom’s best friend), I can attest to his naughty ways. But he’s the sweetest, cutest, most loving, excited, rambunctious, character-filled little guy. Merry Christmas Max (or Xam as he’s known to his closest friends).
Cheryl
I’m glad Max is ok. Look at that adorable face!