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Thursday, October 05, 2006





We always have a problem with our Chua Bam Bam.
She's a super picky and fussy eaterrrr.
It's ok with me if she doesnt wanna eat her food, BUT DUN kahpok my food lah!
We have to coax her ( with our super teh voice ) before she starts eating her food but we fail most of the time.

Anyway, after brainstorming for years, I came up with a not-so-brilliant solution!
According to nageb's good friend , no matter how lousy the solution is, as long as it solves the problem, it is still a GOOD solution!

To troubled dog owners and friends, if you wanna protect your dinner from your irritating dog, and to enjoy your dinner in peace without worrying your dinner will be pounced on anytime by your loyal friend (drooling beast at that point of time) , you can always refer to this not-so-well-researched theory by CSY (1985-23XX)


1) scatter the doggie food in a straight line


2) in such a way that it ends at where the plate of food is.

tadah!

Assumptions:
1) Dry food
2) your dog is protective over his/her toys/food.

Limitations of CSY's theory
1) sample size =1
2) Not generalisable
3) Doesn't have to be in a straight line, you can throw the whole plate of food anywhere anyway you like.

Reference : hansel and greta

There you go, she's happy and asking for more!


csy♥
7:02 PM

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