So Annie has gotten into this habit recently of scavenging from our plates. Every time I turn my back she is trying to sample something. Yesterday I even caught her stealing potato chips from my son's lunch while he was in the bathroom. She seems to be doing it out of curiosity more than anything else, and while I find it somewhat amusing, I am afraid that she might eat something that could harm her. I don't think it is a hunger thing, either, as I free feed her and see her munching on her Taste of the Wild dry food throughout the day. Should I be concerned about her sampling or just ignore it?
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