How we are wired is really a mystery. All I can say is that dogs are one of those things that we just can’t seem to get enough of. We can’t put our dogs in a cage and expect that they’ll go on and survive.
The fact is that dogs get really hungry pretty fast. When they are hungry, they will eat their own bones. If you give a dog a bone, they will then go on to eat the rest of the bones of their dinner (and you will probably have to feed them more than once). The reason we are so obsessed with dogs is that they are very close to our hearts. We love them, and we would do anything to protect them. We take care of them.
If you want us to get on our knees and kiss each other, we are now going to have to get on our knees and kiss our dogs.
We’ve written a lot about the dog analogy to death, but this is the one that is perhaps the most true. Dogs are the closest thing we have to human beings; we are their “sons”, so to speak, and the best way to help them is to do things to them that we would never do to ourselves.
The analogy is a little tricky because it is a little like a dog that has been given a bone, but doesn’t like it or eat it. There is a reason for that, but for the sake of simplicity I will just say that dogs are like us from a certain perspective. We are not exactly the best at the most basic aspect of our lives: human relationships.
When we are with our dogs we have to give them things that we would think it is hard to give to ourselves. Like a rib bone, for example. A dog has to be the best at digesting that bone. This is why when I have seen my dog eat a whole bone, I have had to stop and let her do it. If I had not, she would have chewed the bone to pieces before her next meal.
Dogs are amazing at digesting bones and it is hard to know how they do it. It might be that they use what is called chewing behavior or something that involves them swallowing their food instead of chewing it. I think the best explanation is that they swallow the bone whole and then digested it.
The most common way that dogs are fed, and I am talking about the majority of dogs, is via the food bowl. A lot of dogs will take a bone whole and then chew it, like a fish, but I have seen a lot of dogs that have the bone in their mouth and then they chew it like a fork. That is how dogs can eat bones.
In a dog’s mouth, where it gets stuck, they chew it like a fish. It’s another example of dogs chewing what they eat. If you remove the bone, it becomes stuck and they eat it again. This is a big deal, especially since the bones could be getting stuck at any moment, and eventually they would dig up the bone again.
