Everyone with dogs knows you can't leave food unattended for even a second, or it'll be gone when you return. One micro exotic English Bulldog saw her chance with a bowl of chicken noodle soup and took it. Honestly, who can blame her?
On August 8, 2024, a woman named Soph (@mitro_camp) posted the clip of the unapologetic pup after (allegedly) consuming Mom's yummy soup while she disappeared for a moment, and it's too funny. Check it out!
Soph said she left her soup for just "two minutes" and returned to a near-empty bowl. There are no real suspects—except the sweet Bully. Surely she's innocent, though—except for the stray noodle hanging from her mouth.
"If it wasn’t for the hair in the bowl and the obvious noodle coming out of her mouth, I would have blamed it on the kids," the caption reads, though thousands of commenters do not believe this sweet baby is guilty!
"She is innocent!! The noodle is just your imagination," one person joked. "That single side mouth noodle was a paid actor. She's innocent, your honor," another added. "That poor baby was framed!!" another said.
Framed or not, she sure doesn't look sorry!
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The Best Soup for Dogs
Having a little taste of Mom's chicken noodle soup likely didn't cause any digestive issues (we hope), but there's another alternative that's even better for them. The American Kennel Club says you can feed bone broth in moderation due to its amazing health benefits.
Bone broth, made from cooking animal bones at low heat for a long period of time, has a lot of vitamins and minerals, so it's the perfect way to make sure your pup gets all the nutrients their daily diet may miss. This is also a great source for dogs struggling to have an appetite or those with prescription diets they don't love because it tastes so good.
The key is to look for bone broth made from natural, dog-safe ingredients absent of additives like garlic, onion, and salt, as these can be potentially harmful. The site also suggests making your own bone broth because the store-bought version has higher levels of sodium.
Some of the benefits bone broth can help with are:
- Liver detoxification
- Immune system boost
- Helps maintain healthy skin and coat
- Supports strong joints
- Improves digestive health
- Provides a source of essential minerals
- Fights inflammation
- Enhances hydration and appetite
There's no reason your dog can't have a little soup. By using bone broth, they'll get the taste they crave, but all the good stuff only bone broth can offer. As for the Micro Bully who enjoyed her Mom's soup, we hope she enjoyed it. Although, it's safe to say Mom probably learned her lesson on leaving food in places the pup can reach!
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