I know that one is lupine and the other is canine, but they look similar and I was wondering about their physiology. Just curious.
Chocolate isn't a fatal substance to all dogs. The bigger ones especially may only get a little ill or not even get sick at all. We had a dog in my family that would break into whatever chocolate she could find and she never seemed to get sick (the
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The cherry flavored chocolate, for example, was just that, not a chocolate that hid a cherry in its center. All the ones I tried were filled with a chocolate cream (ganache), so I didn't get the variety of textures that I had hoped for. I've had my eye on The Chocolate Bar in downtown Decatur for awhile.
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