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A fawn Boxer rests its wrinkled chin on a red, white, and blue checkered picnic blanket beside a white lamb in a backyard. 36 / 37

The Picnic Blanket Was Spread Out. Only Two Guests Showed Up.

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The picnic blanket has been spread, but the only guests who showed up are the ones with fur and fleece. A fawn Boxer with a wrinkled forehead and a black muzzle lies flat on a red, white, and blue checkered blanket, chin down and eyes looking up with that classic soulful Boxer stare. Leaning against his shoulder, a white lamb rests calmly, its pink-lined ears perked and its curly coat glowing in the afternoon sun. Behind them, a wooden fence, potted herbs, and scattered autumn leaves frame a relaxed backyard scene.

Picnics are fun for the whole family, but a lot of popular picnic foods are risky for dogs. Grapes and raisins, onions and garlic, chocolate, and anything sweetened with xylitol can all be toxic. Corn cobs and cooked bones can cause choking or blockages, and skewers are a hazard if swallowed. A good rule is to bring dog-safe treats along and keep the human food up high or in closed containers. If your dog does gobble something questionable, call your vet or a pet poison hotline right away rather than waiting for symptoms.

Luckily, this picnic seems to be all about lounging rather than snacking. The Boxer is happy with his spot, the lamb is happy with its pillow, and the checkered blanket has turned into the coziest outdoor bed in the neighborhood.

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