I remember it from years ago. Too many dogs in this house to buy it now!

I hadn't noticed it. The humans in this household don't usually get ice cream, so I'm certain the dog won't be having any.

I've seen it for awhile. I havent ever bought any though. My puppers get giant ice blocks in the summer and they are happy enough with that.

Yes Kroger has it in a special Frozen food unit on the dog food aisle. Never bought it nor did I ever taste it lol. I have been given a pupachino at Starbucks when she was with us in the drive through. She loves it but she only gets a little bit, it's too rich for her sensitive stomach.

We get Frosty Paws for a special treat for our dog on her gotcha day and birthday. It isn’t new.

I was under the rock with you. Stuff for pets are a big business. If fact I read that during the recession that the pet industry was one of the business that were not effected by it. Heck when our dog was still with us we would just buy it her own child's cone at the dairy queen. She was quite happy and it was probably cheaper than the dog ice cream.

Lift the rock a little higher and you'll find me, too. I love my dog, but this is nonsense.

Frosty Paws and Champion are the two that are in my supermarket. My dog really enjoys them!

Mine just gets to lick my bowl when I'm done or it gets too melty :-) That's all the ice cream he needs, doggie or otherwise.

btw, he is not fussy about flavors!

I've seen it ,too . My dog doesn't need it - he can lick the bowl ! I just found out I'm living under a rock,too . I read in the news that there was a "doggie clothes store " robbery in my area. I didn't know there was such a thing ! According to the news ,their clothes cost more than mine ! LOL

My dog's visit to the groomers costs more than my visit to the hairdresser!!

Ah, the things we do for love :-)

I must have been under the same rock. I don't have a dog right now and didn't know they have their own ice cream. I have seen the fresh food refrigerator in the pet food aisle, now I'll have to look and see if it has a freezer section too.

I looked up Frosty Paws and saw a lot of ingredients I couldn't spell again just 5 minutes later ;0) My own ice cream has cream, eggs, sugar, then added vanilla, berries, chocolate depending on which flavor I've bought....nothing with too many syllables to pronounce.

Hey this stuff was in the same case as the human stuff, at the very end. If it had been in a separate area for pets I never would have seen it.

The pet expo was in town this weekend. According to morning news, clothes, boots, hats, jewelry available for everyday wear.

Some dogs have a better life than the children.

They've been around for years. No, my dogs do not get them. I avoid treats - all they do is beg constantly if I give them even once daily. Greedy little varmints...

I don't buy ice cream for our pup. He gets to lick the yogurt container when we are finished with it.

2 of our dogs are diabeti.

special diet.

Once in a while on a hot day. The ice cream shops here either sell dog ice creams or give free pup cups. I read recently that dogs can get a free ,pupichino at Starbucks.

mine gets to lick my bowl, but it's almost clean by the time I'm done with it. but she thinks she's really getting something. I also let her lick the little box that Edward's frozen pie slices come in, but again there really isn't much for her to lick. but she's in dog heaven on earth when she gets to do that. I don't give her much in sweets. she does get a few milk bones a day - the minis and then 1 small one around 2.30 pm. I knew dog ice cream was out there, but I'm not buying it for her.

My dog have always been large enough that a small bite or two of the real stuff won't hurt them. My current dog sits and waits quietly without begging for that last spoonful or forkful of whatever I am eating. Sometimes it's just a teeny tiny drop but it makes her happy. She also loves frozen fruits and veggies like blueberries and carrots. She'll eat just about any fresh fruit except for bananas. But she will eat frozen bananas.

The one thing never to give dogs of any size is low fat artificially sweetened things. Read labels carefully and especially if it says xylitol never feed even a bit to your pet. They hide it in all types of presumably healthier products like low fat peanut butter.

I guess I am in the minority here. My dogs always got ice cream when I was having ice cream. The last one knew where every Dairy Queen type store was in the area we lived in, and would complain bitterly if we drove by without stopping. She lived to age 17.

I guess all dog owners who eat ice cream let the dog lick the bowl, just like we do. It's amazing how they will wait so patiently over the very small morsels we let them have. We always give ours just a small piece of any kind of smoked BBQ meat if that's what we are having, she goes nuts when DH fires up the grill. And it's the one thing that she can't be trusted alone with any on the counter or table, she just can't help herself. When she was about 9 months old, I was picking the meat off of a smoked turkey carcass, finally got it all and had to leave the room for only 2 minutes. When I came back it was on the floor because of you know who. Good thing I had picked it clean already.

We don't have dogs now, but when we did they were given the occasional ice cream treat. Every now and then, we'd clean out the freezer and put stale ice cream in small cones. Each dog would get their own cone, carefully hold it between their paws and lick away until it was gone. Except for one - he'd wolf it down in two bites and then stare at the other dogs as if they had received more than their fair share!

Note to rock basement dwellers,

Good idea not to pick too large a rock, that stands out ... or else be sure that the only dogs that get walked in your area ...

... are female!

o j