Dogs that size can easily handle the amounts of theobromine in that amount of chocolate pudding. Everyone chill. Hell, dogs that size can have the occasional snack of chocolate, although like someone before me said it's not a good idea because then they'll get a taste for it and possibly poison themselves by making it more than an occasional snack.
@Tronlet While this is true so is the fact that a human being can handle small tolerance of strychnine... but it is absurd to even try to apply this logic... it really is a bad choice on the part of the advertisers since this is technically animal cruelty as the animal is unaware he is actually being poisoned by the pets trusted owner... bet he'd do the same thing with a bowl of antifreeze though the outcome would be different... it just looks irresponsible regardless if the dog lives afterward.
@premiertremere Um, no. If that's poison, then you can call anything poison. The dog is big enough that it would take forty times that amount of pudding to cause any unwanted effects. At that point it's no longer poison any more than caffeine is for humans. Harmless in small quantities.
Dark chocolate has 14 g of theobromine per kg, and when it's processed down to milk and others it has barely 2 g. A dog weighing about this much would have to eat half a kilo of milk chocolate to get poisoned-
@premiertremere -at all, and when it's processed again down to something as weak in theobromine as chocolate pudding, it's simply harmless unless the dog is eating nothing but the pudding, in which case there's other things to worry about than theobromine.
Strychnine on the other hand is far more poisonous and is just a silly comparison.
The dog is not being poisoned whatsoever and any effects left the body after approx 72 hours due to theobromine having a half-life of 17.5 hours, it's okay.
In other news... what song is this exactly? By Speedsound yeah but what is the name? Any help? And yes, chocolate... bad for dogs, blah blah blah... We all know it, but ppl do get over it. Seriously, it's not healthy to feed them grapes/raisins either; it can shut down their kidneys. Least they didn't do that and I am sure they don't feed the dogs chocolate on a regular basis either. Get over it and get back to oohing and aahing at the amazing unspilla-bowl.
@fubungamer While I agree this amount of chocolate isn't greatly dangerous to a dog this size, and that that chocolate pudding likely contains a meager amount of theobromine (the poison in question), it's still a bad idea to give a dog chocolate, as the dog then develops a taste for the chocolate and will look for more. A dog that has had chocolate before is more likely to overdose as it searches it out in the home.
Umm.... is'nt it DUMB giving a dog chocolate? its just like someone would say "Sure we cant eat cyanide without dying but we only took a little..." its.... dumb idt that dog would die of that but he wont have a good nigth... It will probably poop in its sleep and puke all over the place... But still COOL...umm.... snack bowl?
@fubungamer That's like saying "It's okay, he's allergic to nuts, but he only had a little bit." No amount of chocolate is ever "okay" to give a dog, only "less harmful". Even a teaspoon of milk chocolate given to a 50-point dog can cause stomach upset, diarrhea, or vomiting. It won't kill him, but neither will it make a happy doggy. It's just better off not doing it, ever. I'm really disappoitned in Thinkgeek for this video.
@maganashi Actually, ALL chocolate contains theobromine, which is the chemical that's toxic to dogs (and cats). Milk chocolate contains about 50-60mg/oz, which means a toxic dose would be about one ounce of chocolate to one pound of body weight. It sounds like a lot, but that means that even a couple of ounces are enough to cause stomach upset and discomfort for an average (20-30 pound) dog. So why do it? It's just not worth it.
ur all fucking morons, why does everyone have to always start some moral argument, it's a cool design, either you see a function for it or not. leave it at that.
yeah chocolate to a dog i know it was said already i just wanted you to see a new comment and feel like an idiot that you give your DOG human food never mind CHOCOLATE ...ass!
heavily processed chocolates do not contain nearly enough theobromine to harm pets.. the only thing that is truly a threat is large quantities of unsweetened bakers chocolate or straight cocoa beans. do your research before assuming :)
@xmxcubedxmx That isn't true at all. A lot depends on the size of the animal in question - so much as a handful of hershey's kisses could kill a small dog like a chihuahua. It's true that the darker the chocolate, the more potential for harm - but anything that has cocoa in it has theobromine in it, and could potentially hurt a cat or a dog. Check with a vet before giving people bad advice.
@cattieloves i totally agree with you there in regard to the size of dog in this matter. almost all of the chocolates that we consume as delicacy are extremely diluted and most name brands attempt to "pasteurize" their products to rid them of t-bromine. This information i am giving you was straight from the Vets mouth, i should have included the size of the dog in my previous comment. a handful of Hershey kisses to my chihuahua would be like a cinder block size of chocolate to my lab.
LOL about as toxic as a double cheeseburger from mcdonalds is... heavily processed chocolates do not contain nearly enough theobromine to harm pets.. the only thing that is truly a threat is large quantities of unsweetened bakers chocolate or straight cocoa beans. do your research before assuming :)
Also for the tards below, I'm sure that the creator of the video probably knows that the dog would be harmed if it ate chocolate. Perhaps he knows what he's doing?
Do any of you people commenting even OWN a dog? I've had mine steal and eat an entire basket of Easter chocolate and he was just fine. I'm sure if you gave your dog an excessive amount of chocolate on a regular basis it would be bad, but that little bit of pudding isn't going to do anything.
@KateMunster11 Not just on a regular basis. depending on the size of the dog that basket could have been fatal. And yes I own a dog, one that DID almost die from chocolate. And for people who dont know, when your dog eats chocolate youre supposed to give it hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting.
Most chocolate is not really bad for dogs, unless you give them a big barrel full of it or something. It's concentrated chocolates like baker's chocolate you can't give them.
this is definitely not a true statement. All chocolate is bad for dogs, because there is a chemical in the Cacao bean from which chocolate is created toxic to dogs. If they get a hold of, say, a bit of milk chocolate or in this case, pudding, I wouldn't worry about lethality but it's definitely not "not bad" for them.
there is like .01% xantheose in that choco pudding.. the dog is at no harm of dying just from that.. the sugar and other artificial crap that's in it aren't good for it tho... but srsly calm down ppl -_-
xD chocolate doesnt really harm dogs idiots, large amounts can(then again our dog ate a pound and was fine). Artificial chocolate pudding wont do shit, fuck all of you.
You are right, one of my dogs got on dining room table one easter when i was young and ate a 5 pound solid chocolate rabbit. He was fine. and this was only a 40 pound dog. funny thing is we put candy on higher counter that didnt have chairs around it next year and he got em again, this time eating 2, 5 pound chocolate bunnies. still he was ok, lived to be 15 and died eating steak.
@bapkate realistically its not chocolate. Its pudding. Simply powder and water. Chocolate flavoring can be added for your desired taste, or vanilla for example.
Theobromine is just really hard on their systems, so it's a bad idea in general. The term is theobromine poisoning. So, while I'll admit that the bowl is pretty cool, if you're gonna put chocolate pudding in it, don't feed it to the dog.
When I was a kid we had a min pin that ate 1/2 lb chocolate bunny, he didn't even throw up! This bowl rocks , I bought one for my DD and 2 for christmas gifts:)
2. So, a *bit* of chocolate would probably do no harm, in a dog bigger than a chihuaha. The trouble is, when did a dog ever settle for a *bit* of anything, once they've had a taste? You don't want to come home to find Mr. Muffikins dead on the kitchen floor after having scarfed all the baking squares.
1. Chocolate contains theobromine, which is what's dangerous to dogs. It's poisonous to humans, too; but we can't eat enough chocolate to get a dangerous dose. (Chocoholics: No, you really can't.)
So it depends on the size of the dog, the amount of chocolate they eat, and what kind of chocolate it is. Pudding and candy is not too dangerous, as they are at least as much suger as chocolate. Cocoa powder and baking chocolate are the most dangerous.
I gave my dog chocolate last May and he died, I don't think there's as much chocolate in that pudding but still. You're dog might end up dead like mine.
Mind if I post a video response of the tribute video I made for my dog after he died?
Um, I just love the blinking Nabaztag in the background. lol I finally gave mine away because it just blinked orange all day, every day. Booo.
RainbowRakkel 3 months ago
what's that mouse at 0:06
Aerolseventh 8 months ago
@Aerolseventh logitech g700 i have one :3
TheDoctorWholigan 4 months ago
This is NOT gyroscopic. It is gimballed, but not gyroscopic.
BPinard 8 months ago 4
@BPinard You know what? You're absolutely right about that. Thanks!
thinkgeek 8 months ago 3
My question is - how does the bowl handle being thrown across the room into a wall? Does it stay upright and tidy then?
Plus most chocolate pudding contains no chocolate. It'll be chocolate flavoured rubbish.
BatDyke 9 months ago
Almost worthless.
jondavid77 11 months ago
Ok, first of all, pudding is gonna stay in the bowl for a while whether or not it's gyroscopic. Try something that could actually spill.
Secondly, you gave chocolate pudding to your dog? Christ.
Fledgerson 11 months ago
Seen them advertise this on tv... honestly thought it was meant for retards.
Xelbiuj 11 months ago
Gyrobowl I wonder how a rum and coke would handle in it????!!!!
seaturtles6511 1 year ago
is this the soundtrack from DOOM?
atadr 1 year ago
Dogs that size can easily handle the amounts of theobromine in that amount of chocolate pudding. Everyone chill. Hell, dogs that size can have the occasional snack of chocolate, although like someone before me said it's not a good idea because then they'll get a taste for it and possibly poison themselves by making it more than an occasional snack.
Tronlet 1 year ago 2
@Tronlet While this is true so is the fact that a human being can handle small tolerance of strychnine... but it is absurd to even try to apply this logic... it really is a bad choice on the part of the advertisers since this is technically animal cruelty as the animal is unaware he is actually being poisoned by the pets trusted owner... bet he'd do the same thing with a bowl of antifreeze though the outcome would be different... it just looks irresponsible regardless if the dog lives afterward.
premiertremere 10 months ago
@premiertremere Um, no. If that's poison, then you can call anything poison. The dog is big enough that it would take forty times that amount of pudding to cause any unwanted effects. At that point it's no longer poison any more than caffeine is for humans. Harmless in small quantities.
Dark chocolate has 14 g of theobromine per kg, and when it's processed down to milk and others it has barely 2 g. A dog weighing about this much would have to eat half a kilo of milk chocolate to get poisoned-
Tronlet 10 months ago
@premiertremere -at all, and when it's processed again down to something as weak in theobromine as chocolate pudding, it's simply harmless unless the dog is eating nothing but the pudding, in which case there's other things to worry about than theobromine.
Strychnine on the other hand is far more poisonous and is just a silly comparison.
The dog is not being poisoned whatsoever and any effects left the body after approx 72 hours due to theobromine having a half-life of 17.5 hours, it's okay.
Tronlet 10 months ago 2
my dog died from eating chocolate, b careful
sleepydude9 1 year ago
@sleepydude9 how much did he eat?
numbernineinc 9 months ago
besides the pudding being given to the dog ( not really the point of the video guys =_=; )
the bowl is so kick ass, I think I'm gonna give one to my little nephew soon :D
MCDoomCarrot 1 year ago
In other news... what song is this exactly? By Speedsound yeah but what is the name? Any help? And yes, chocolate... bad for dogs, blah blah blah... We all know it, but ppl do get over it. Seriously, it's not healthy to feed them grapes/raisins either; it can shut down their kidneys. Least they didn't do that and I am sure they don't feed the dogs chocolate on a regular basis either. Get over it and get back to oohing and aahing at the amazing unspilla-bowl.
ZGMFX19KnightJustice 1 year ago
Inertia can still spill it I think
Bugside 1 year ago
@fubungamer While I agree this amount of chocolate isn't greatly dangerous to a dog this size, and that that chocolate pudding likely contains a meager amount of theobromine (the poison in question), it's still a bad idea to give a dog chocolate, as the dog then develops a taste for the chocolate and will look for more. A dog that has had chocolate before is more likely to overdose as it searches it out in the home.
In general, be smart. Don't.
wcclark 1 year ago
did he just give his dog CHOCOLATE pudding???
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Removes 1 year ago
Its that BPA free?
MaDuke 1 year ago
Someone should warn these people that chocolate is poisionous to dogs......
ashtonsmama020206 1 year ago 57
@ashtonsmama020206 Yeah, I was going to say.
Caffiend 6 months ago
you know chocolate gives dogs heart attacks right?
stickdiggler 1 year ago
@fubungamer how would you like it if you had to eat "just a little" but of aluminum. it would not be very pleasant but i would not kill you
ZILOGz80VIDEOS 1 year ago
Umm.... is'nt it DUMB giving a dog chocolate? its just like someone would say "Sure we cant eat cyanide without dying but we only took a little..." its.... dumb idt that dog would die of that but he wont have a good nigth... It will probably poop in its sleep and puke all over the place... But still COOL...umm.... snack bowl?
lol332211 1 year ago
@fubungamer That's like saying "It's okay, he's allergic to nuts, but he only had a little bit." No amount of chocolate is ever "okay" to give a dog, only "less harmful". Even a teaspoon of milk chocolate given to a 50-point dog can cause stomach upset, diarrhea, or vomiting. It won't kill him, but neither will it make a happy doggy. It's just better off not doing it, ever. I'm really disappoitned in Thinkgeek for this video.
TheSnuzzle 1 year ago
does it come with the pudding too... xD
JONASBROTHER987654 1 year ago
That is terrifying. You should NEVER, EVER feed chocolate to a dog.
cattieloves 1 year ago
you really shouldn't feed your dog chocolate.
isaamega 1 year ago
nice dog
savvasyo 2 years ago
stumble from greenbank washington.
amazingonion 2 years ago
stumbled from bronx, ny
momoischillaxin 2 years ago
stumbled from Maryland :D
chickfantasmic 2 years ago
i like how he gives his dog chocolate pudding, what a fucktard
austinboyles 2 years ago 2
@austinboyles HAHAHAHA AMEN
mancreep 2 years ago
stumbled from kent, london
maxinator09 2 years ago
Stumbled from Ireland
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stumbled from Germany
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stumbled from your mom's bedroom.
waterloo ON
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stumbled from toronto
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stumbled from illinois
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Stumbled from Ottawa ON
Hisoka365 2 years ago
stumbled from Ontario Canada
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stumbled from new york
drummerboy202 2 years ago
stumbled from Ireland
paddyf87 2 years ago
stumbled from california
wishingyouwerescene 2 years ago
stumbled from vancouver
CRAZYHOPEFULL123 2 years ago
Sugar and fat filled chocolate isn't dangerous to dogs, you tools.
If you feed a dog several bars of >70% cocoa solid chocolate, yes, it will become ill.
Don't post shit you have no idea about.
maganashi 2 years ago
@maganashi Actually, ALL chocolate contains theobromine, which is the chemical that's toxic to dogs (and cats). Milk chocolate contains about 50-60mg/oz, which means a toxic dose would be about one ounce of chocolate to one pound of body weight. It sounds like a lot, but that means that even a couple of ounces are enough to cause stomach upset and discomfort for an average (20-30 pound) dog. So why do it? It's just not worth it.
TheSnuzzle 1 year ago
You do realize dogs are allergic to chocolate.. -.-
Delrez21 2 years ago
MOST dogs are allergic to chocolate, just like MOST people are allergic to poison ivy...there are exceptions to both rules though.
desolateexistance 2 years ago
@desolateexistance its not really an allergy, its the caffeine (well, theobromine) that speeds up their heart and kills them
humansforbreakfast 2 years ago
umm...pudding doesn't spill out of a normal bowl even when you flip it upside down. how about you show us something spill-able like cereal?
sunflower4306 2 years ago 3
Great invention... but why feed puding to a dog?
demontoarch 2 years ago 3
@demontoarch BECAUSE DOGS FUCKING LOVE IT. DID YOU NOT SEE THAT FACE??
akamouse213 2 years ago 6
stumbled from philippines Ü
melodyheartb 2 years ago
ur all fucking morons, why does everyone have to always start some moral argument, it's a cool design, either you see a function for it or not. leave it at that.
elicash85 2 years ago 5
@elicash85
Obviously you are just saying that because you enjoy poisoning dogs with pudding! You sick person!
LightGraffiti 1 year ago
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schkfrldn 1 year ago
dog killer
kevin13kx 2 years ago 2
im sure you won't feed your dog chocolate again.
NLpowerballing 2 years ago
@NLpowerballing its only bad for dogs when its not cooked so most chocolates are fine for them
ClintKasten 2 years ago
mee wantin your dog
3BullsAndOneCandy 2 years ago
why are you feeding dog's chocolate? go fk your dumb toddler bowl.
fishstaindeath147 2 years ago
It would take a hell of a lot more than one cup of pudding to even have any kind of effect on a dog of that size..stop freaking out.
Chigloo 2 years ago
AMEN. read my replies to the retards that posted before you. how can people believe everything they hear? does anyone do their own research anymore?
xmxcubedxmx 2 years ago
yeah chocolate to a dog i know it was said already i just wanted you to see a new comment and feel like an idiot that you give your DOG human food never mind CHOCOLATE ...ass!
faze631 2 years ago
heavily processed chocolates do not contain nearly enough theobromine to harm pets.. the only thing that is truly a threat is large quantities of unsweetened bakers chocolate or straight cocoa beans. do your research before assuming :)
xmxcubedxmx 2 years ago 4
@xmxcubedxmx That isn't true at all. A lot depends on the size of the animal in question - so much as a handful of hershey's kisses could kill a small dog like a chihuahua. It's true that the darker the chocolate, the more potential for harm - but anything that has cocoa in it has theobromine in it, and could potentially hurt a cat or a dog. Check with a vet before giving people bad advice.
cattieloves 1 year ago 3
@cattieloves i totally agree with you there in regard to the size of dog in this matter. almost all of the chocolates that we consume as delicacy are extremely diluted and most name brands attempt to "pasteurize" their products to rid them of t-bromine. This information i am giving you was straight from the Vets mouth, i should have included the size of the dog in my previous comment. a handful of Hershey kisses to my chihuahua would be like a cinder block size of chocolate to my lab.
xmxcubedxmx 1 year ago
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Chocolate is poisonous to dogs...glad you didn't kill the dog.
fuckyougeorgebush 2 years ago
LOL about as toxic as a double cheeseburger from mcdonalds is... heavily processed chocolates do not contain nearly enough theobromine to harm pets.. the only thing that is truly a threat is large quantities of unsweetened bakers chocolate or straight cocoa beans. do your research before assuming :)
xmxcubedxmx 2 years ago
@fuckyougeorgebush ...... they are just dogs.. its not like they're humans..... god!
Tee23Jayy 2 years ago
Hey, remember when people used to comment on the things that videos were about, not non relevant off topics?
Just saying, that bowl wouldn't handle soup very well.
Beatleboy62 2 years ago 2
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wow this video is fucken retarded!!!
real16808 2 years ago
if your going feed it human food at all. pull out the 270win mag and shoot the fuckin thing its a dog not a human
jar3n 2 years ago
*generic previously said dog remark*
seriously though, that bowl is so clever.
omfgzlinda 2 years ago
yeah assholes who say dogs die from chocolate, the point of the video is the bowl. And that small amount of chocolate wont harm a dog.
whathesaid321 2 years ago
That's an awesome bowl!
Also for the tards below, I'm sure that the creator of the video probably knows that the dog would be harmed if it ate chocolate. Perhaps he knows what he's doing?
KittehAnims 2 years ago
u a hole the dog can die
TheJno123 2 years ago
Do any of you people commenting even OWN a dog? I've had mine steal and eat an entire basket of Easter chocolate and he was just fine. I'm sure if you gave your dog an excessive amount of chocolate on a regular basis it would be bad, but that little bit of pudding isn't going to do anything.
KateMunster11 2 years ago
@KateMunster11 Not just on a regular basis. depending on the size of the dog that basket could have been fatal. And yes I own a dog, one that DID almost die from chocolate. And for people who dont know, when your dog eats chocolate youre supposed to give it hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting.
Seashepp 2 years ago
TARD!!! DOGS DIE FROM CHOCOLATE!!!
sleamzies 2 years ago
Dude! chocolate is poison for dogs you know!!!!
Pokemonfan5160 2 years ago
im sure this has been said before, but i'm pretty sure chocolate isnt good for dogs.
ElleGoon 2 years ago
yo, i think you have a voicemail. might want to check that.
brinkmusic 2 years ago
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brinkmusic 2 years ago
I didn't know if you guys knew this but in this video there is a really kick ass bowl...
spiderbyte101 2 years ago 25
Dogs eat poop. I'm sure a bit of pudding won't kill him.
andopolis 2 years ago 3
Most chocolate is not really bad for dogs, unless you give them a big barrel full of it or something. It's concentrated chocolates like baker's chocolate you can't give them.
taconazi 2 years ago
this is definitely not a true statement. All chocolate is bad for dogs, because there is a chemical in the Cacao bean from which chocolate is created toxic to dogs. If they get a hold of, say, a bit of milk chocolate or in this case, pudding, I wouldn't worry about lethality but it's definitely not "not bad" for them.
Kavirako 2 years ago
Not really bad.
taconazi 2 years ago
lol relax people. that shit is not even real chocolate, just manufactured to taste that way
drgonzo024 2 years ago 2
makes me want to slap some pudding on my ass..... oops forget I said that out loud lol
justjohnny05 2 years ago
a dog that size would need way more chocolate than that. calm down.
tingles03 2 years ago
Stumbled Upon -- Stockon, CA. :D
Cool bowl!
tyffy 2 years ago 3
me too
MapacheMaldito 2 years ago
Stumbled too. (:
ThisIsForMeghan 2 years ago
there is like .01% xantheose in that choco pudding.. the dog is at no harm of dying just from that.. the sugar and other artificial crap that's in it aren't good for it tho... but srsly calm down ppl -_-
burnInHellGZLolz 2 years ago
lol geneous bowl and dead dog
hydrasin1 2 years ago
what the fuck was that.
yeah dogs cant eat chocolate you fuck
mynameisadamsmith 2 years ago
Stumbled. Wisco!
dankondzela 2 years ago
Don't feed chocolate to dogs!
Cyal8rG8r 2 years ago 2
stumbled NC
btw chocolate is bad for dogs
Opeth15cool 2 years ago 3
Gay
papabob11 2 years ago
you're exactly right on both accounts bartman
Sir5rMedia 2 years ago
HOLY CRAP!!!! chocolate is not good for dogs... why dont you just give him a big ole plate of grapes next?
bartman311 2 years ago 4
Stumbled,VA
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Stumbled, WA
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Stumbled, AL
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stumbled, CT
ichairmanmao 2 years ago
This is brilliant but a toddler may snap a finger playing with it.
KlipKultur4 2 years ago
whats ur point :P
ihatespiders08 2 years ago
Stumbled, FL
Marj12592 2 years ago
stumbled NC
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stumbled, az
Myrules92 2 years ago
stumbled, TX
Glitch674 2 years ago
you gave the dog chocolate pudding? not smart!
muffinesque007 2 years ago
i mean, when does a toddler even hold their own bowl?
and if they did and held it with two hands by the handle, surely they'd want to tip and pour but they couldn't
TelfLad 2 years ago
dumbbowled uk
TelfLad 2 years ago
Stumbled, TX
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stumbled from greenville, sc
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stumbled.561
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stumbled miami FL
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stumbled, MI
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stumbled, usa
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stumbled, Al
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stumbled, Canada.
docktergonzo1 2 years ago
geez. just because you wanna get a point out doesn't mean you have to call everyone f*cktards and tell them to go f themselves.
those people are the stupid ones.
they probably can't even have a conversation without cursing.
outofyourmind101 2 years ago
stumbled
sunnykid321 2 years ago
stumbled tx
tricia9763 2 years ago 2
God dman all these people calling the poster stupid for feeding his dog chocolate are retarded.
1) Fake chocolate pudding, fucktards.
2) That little chocolate won't hurt him for shit.
thebaudgod 2 years ago
Ha. Classic "mother" instincts. What a great example of women doing what they do best; being stupid.....I say the more chocolate the better.
joelbrewers 2 years ago
...and I say you are a raging homosexual who takes it balls deep in his severely chafed asshole.
caster604 2 years ago
chocolate kills your dog.
drpkickdanny 2 years ago
xD chocolate doesnt really harm dogs idiots, large amounts can(then again our dog ate a pound and was fine). Artificial chocolate pudding wont do shit, fuck all of you.
fancartman2 2 years ago 3
fancartman2,
You are right, one of my dogs got on dining room table one easter when i was young and ate a 5 pound solid chocolate rabbit. He was fine. and this was only a 40 pound dog. funny thing is we put candy on higher counter that didnt have chairs around it next year and he got em again, this time eating 2, 5 pound chocolate bunnies. still he was ok, lived to be 15 and died eating steak.
The4LA2Baker0 2 years ago
doesnt chocolate kill dogs?
mattygunit86 2 years ago
Good idea. I wonder how it holds up to the common flinging motion I've seen toddlers use on their bowls of food..
nondescrypte 2 years ago
Seriously, you gave your dog chocolate pudding? Wow, somebody definitely took the time and energy to research how to properly care for their pet.
But not you, you suck.
bapkate 2 years ago
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nondescrypte 2 years ago
@bapkate realistically its not chocolate. Its pudding. Simply powder and water. Chocolate flavoring can be added for your desired taste, or vanilla for example.
lowsonoma21 2 years ago
Is that a freaking dreancast box in the back??? Awesome!!!
Sociocidal 2 years ago
If your dog can't handle chocolate it should die. Who gives a damn its not your dog so complain to peta, its about the bowl
xDarkxGhostx 2 years ago 2
Theobromine is just really hard on their systems, so it's a bad idea in general. The term is theobromine poisoning. So, while I'll admit that the bowl is pretty cool, if you're gonna put chocolate pudding in it, don't feed it to the dog.
crazylaceashira 2 years ago
But then his dog won't die. Spoil sport.
stitched83 2 years ago
my dog ate chocolate all the time, and she was 13 before ever dying.
anyway, the bowl seems cool, but will it stay closed when the toddler actually throws it?
l2hfasho 2 years ago
give your dogs more chocolate its good for them
dancam1337 2 years ago
you should sell that you would get millions
MrKezsimpson 2 years ago
um well its a pit bulll i guess a lil choclate would do no harm also nice bowl
janho5 2 years ago
o yes... that is very smart, give your dog chocolate so he can get worms? brilliant.. if i may say so myself...
YannieDon 2 years ago 2
You should never give a dog chocolate pudding! They will get very sick and maybe die.
Not very smart. Geeks are supposed to be smart, and clearly, you're not!
JennyBenny318 2 years ago 2
When I was a kid we had a min pin that ate 1/2 lb chocolate bunny, he didn't even throw up! This bowl rocks , I bought one for my DD and 2 for christmas gifts:)
wanttoseemysnake 2 years ago
what is the name of the song playing in the background?
chibihezaa 2 years ago
holy shit dont give your dog chocolate it can kill them
Keybladeskr 2 years ago 3
Wow, did you just try and murder your dog?
nickbleuer76 2 years ago
You'd probably get more chocolate in a Big Mac than in most of those supermarket 'tastes chocolatey' pots of goop.
livingonrockall 2 years ago
hey look a klein bottle!
DDRandGYMNASTICSboth 2 years ago
BIG BEAUTIFUL PIT BULL!!
MemphisTyler 2 years ago
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1) get rid of the music
2) use a child for the video, not a dog. it is, after all, designed for a child
tecgirlious 2 years ago
its mainly dark choclate that will be bad for dogs
ummmkewler 2 years ago 5
Ancient technology makes a revival, gimbals were used in ink holders to keep from spilling
ReikaiDemon 2 years ago
Are you going to get that message on your phone??? LOL
qbeam 2 years ago
Dog included?
nachocba 2 years ago
2. So, a *bit* of chocolate would probably do no harm, in a dog bigger than a chihuaha. The trouble is, when did a dog ever settle for a *bit* of anything, once they've had a taste? You don't want to come home to find Mr. Muffikins dead on the kitchen floor after having scarfed all the baking squares.
ELuhn 2 years ago
1. Chocolate contains theobromine, which is what's dangerous to dogs. It's poisonous to humans, too; but we can't eat enough chocolate to get a dangerous dose. (Chocoholics: No, you really can't.)
So it depends on the size of the dog, the amount of chocolate they eat, and what kind of chocolate it is. Pudding and candy is not too dangerous, as they are at least as much suger as chocolate. Cocoa powder and baking chocolate are the most dangerous.
ELuhn 2 years ago
I gave my dog chocolate last May and he died, I don't think there's as much chocolate in that pudding but still. You're dog might end up dead like mine.
Mind if I post a video response of the tribute video I made for my dog after he died?
perkoff 2 years ago
I too thought you should not give dogs chocolate. I once did that when I was a child, and the dog ran around in circles at full speed for abou