Chip-Chop: A Dog’s Quick Guide to Using Chopsticks

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Chip-Chop: A Dog’s Quick Guide to Using Chopsticks

Some people think I am a German Shorthaired Pointer while others think I am an Australian Cattle dog. I am not really sure of my background but I am quite certain that I love Japanese Kobe beef. My humans rarely splurge on Kobe beef so sometimes I enjoy a nice New York sirloin steak or Top Round Roast. No matter the cut, I enjoy eating beef that much more when I use chopsticks. I know, I know, how do I use chopsticks without an opposing thumb? Well you will just have to watch the video to find out!

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Get to Know Ruby

Ruby spent his early days on the lam roaming the mean streets of Grafton, WV. When he was caught, he was charged with a Class D Misdogmeanor: Failure to be a good hunting dog. As part of a plea deal, he was extradited to a frozen tundra known as New England. It was there that he rescued two humans, assumed a girl’s name, and never looked back. In 2008, Ruby spent seven days in the hospital near death with diabetic ketoacidosis. He lived with canine diabetes for the rest of his life, almost eight years, and through his blogging has helped countless friends around the world with his diabetic dog food recipe, Ruby Stewbie. In 2013, he convinced his humans to move south to the warm weather and beautiful coast of North Carolina. He was always a southern charmer, after all, and his blue heeler blood was homesick. He enjoyed every single moment of his retirement. It was filled with all the finer things in life: walks on the beach, napping, getting belly rubs, and giving sweet kisses. On May 4th, 2016, Ruby passed peacefully in his sleep, surrounded by his pack. He lived 14 glorious years thanks to someone who picked him up and drove him far away, to a no-kill shelter, and into the arms of love. He remained a lover, not a hunter. Join Ruby in barking out to animals and their rescuers at Friends of Ruby.