Oh what a gorgeous girl, and sound like she landed on her paws with the perfect home.

Yes I use to cook for my dear dog, well it was only vegies, to have with his meat. He also had left overs if they were appropriate, but of course he wasn't spoilt at all.......

I've made it! Congratulations! What a face, so full of expression, you'll be able to see if she's contemplating getting into trouble before it happens!
Sure looks as if YOU have been chosen! - j

LOL...my brother had a dog named Frank!
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Adopting a dog that lived in a cage in a kennel that was a mile off the main road has challenges that I never thought about. Everything is new to her....cars going down the road, neighbors going in and out of their houses, the mail lady, the culligan man, the freedom of roaming the house (not that she roams yet..) She does not understand where she is supposed to go potty...she hasn't gone in the house again but she hasn't gone in the yard either.
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She waits until Mr.Alffe takes her to the county park in the late afternoon...how she holds it for so long is beyond us. I think the breeder picked up her water & only offered it at certain times.
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We are crazy about her and I think she's learning to trust us.

We don't have a dog now but we did have German Shepherds a while back, and yes.....hubby and I cooked for them.
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We have a bird now and I've started accumulating special bird recipes for cookies, chicken dishes, quiches, gingerbread, muffins, cakes and a whole lot more .... just for our Reg.
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So you're not alone Alffe, and I'm sure there are lots of others who do the same.

Who will train WHO first?
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I'm sure we will hear tales and tails of that which is to come. - j