Bailey legit just swiped someone's burrito.

[kpete]

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[LaurenOlimina]

1. Well dog gone!

[hlthe2b]

2. Finder's, Keepers... Bailey won't forget this!

[IronLionZion]

3. Bailey is still in the fight

and needs nourishment to continue fighting for the people

[BeyondGeography]

4. Dream big, fight hard - Canine Edition

[murielm99]

5. LOL!

I do miss having a dog.

[tblue37]

6. Why bother taking it from him now? One naughty treat won't hurt. nt

[BusyBeingBest]

7. Yes. That's 100% totally his burrito.

[blm]

12. ✔️

[renate]

13. Dogs can't have onions

Otherwise, Bailey totally deserves every burrito!

[tblue37]

15. I didn't know burritos have onions. (I've never eaten a burrito.) nt

[Blue_true]

17. Really? What does onions do to a dog?

When I was a boy, my mom feed our dog table scraps, a lot of the food had cooked onions in it.

[renate]

19. it looks like he could have had that burrito after all; it takes a fair amount to cause problems

I wouldn't let a really small dog have one (we're careful because two of the three dogs in our lives are small), but it looks like a dog Bailey's size would have been okay.

"Any member of the Allium family—onions, garlic, leeks, and chives are the most common reported to cause toxicity—contains N-propyl disulfide,” says Dr. Ann Hohenhaus, staff doctor at NYC's Animal Medical Center. “This compound damages the oxygen-carrying substance found in red blood cells called hemoglobin.”

This kind of damage can cause red cells to rupture and be cleared from circulation faster than normal. This condition, hemolysis, results in anemia and red or brown urine. “In severe cases, the anemia may lead to internal organ damage, organ failure, or even death,” says Konecny. If your pet has eaten any garlic or onions he or she may also experience gastrointestinal irritation.

"Consumption of as little as 15 to 30 g/kg in dogs has resulted in clinically important hematologic changes,” says Hohenhaus. “Onion toxicities are consistently noted in animals that ingest more than 0.5% of their body weight in onions at one time.” So, think that one fourth of a cup can make a 20-pound dog sick. Toxicity can occur whether the products are fresh, cooked, or in a dried/powdered form such as in spices. Onions and garlic can also cause anemia when smaller amounts are eaten over a long period of time.

https://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/toxicity/are-onions-and-garlic-bad-your-dog

[Blue_true]

20. Wow. I didn't know that. Thanks for the learning opportunity.

My childhood dog was a German Shepard, on the medium-big side. Since onions were used to season, maybe my mom didn't sue a lot of them.

[DBoon]

8. Nevertheless, he persisted

...doggedly

[OnDoutside]

10. Woof !

[renate]

14. awwww

That's so cute!

[rusty fender]

24. Hahahaha

[zeusdogmom]

9. A dog after Zeus's heart

Dog rule : any untended food is fair game

[Bettie]

21. Human rule:

never let a dog guard your food!

[zeusdogmom]

23. So true!

Zeus will watch the food until the human (me) isn't looking. Then BAM! Gone! Zeus has mastered the sneak, grab and go method. This includes taking all stolen food to the family room rug to consume. FYI - Target rugs clean up pretty good. 😄

[eissa]

11. We're all Bailey today

I've been stuffing my face, too, Bailey. Who says you can't eat your emotions?!

[Blue_true]

16. He's not giving it up easily either. nt

[Demsrule86]

18. Bailey is too adorable.

I love the puppies...my dogs have been known to grab a burrito...

[MustLoveBeagles]

22. LOL

So cute. Bailey for the win!