Chance of a Lifetime: What ONE Question Would YOU Ask Your Dog & Why?

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In each issue of K9 Magazine we interview a celebrity dog owner, asking them all about how they got their dog, why they chose that type of dog, their pet ownership history etc. We even ask them to compare other celebrities and notable personalities to types of dog. Being the ever professional interviewee, celebrities breeze through our interviews, answering each and every question without delay….until we stop them in their tracks. Until we ask them a question that makes them, all of them, pause, reflect and – in more than one case – ask us if they can “come back to us on that”. Yes, we’ve even had celebs who needed to take some days to think of an answer before calling us back. Now, we’d like to ask YOU the same question…

If, for one moment on one day, once in a lifetime, you had the chance to ask your dog one, single question – and they were able to answer – what would your question be and what do you imagine your dog’s response might be?

Let us know what YOU’D ask your dog (use the comment form below) and the best ones could be included in a brand new dog book to be published in 2011.

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  1. Leanne King says:

    Why do you stay by my side, even when you are able to run free?

    Obviously this doesn’t mean literally to my hell even when we are walking but more to do with checking where I am, what I am doing even when running free through open fields. Why not just take off? Clearly I know the ins and outs of dog behaviour to do with pack leaders, conditioning etc etc. and those reasons behind why dogs return to call and don’t run away – but they just don’t satisfy the why question enough for me!

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