French Bulldog ‘Carving’ Their First Pumpkin Is a Total Natural

The Frenchie's owner, Lauren Turner, was cracking up when she saw how Gertie was decorating their holiday gourd.

We know who to call the next time that we need our pumpkins carved. The French Bulldog is a natural. In the video that her owner shared, it shows the Frenchie locked in on the pumpkin.

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Okay, we see your method Gertie. Chew at the pumpkin and you're sure to get the perfect jack—o'—lantern. We can sort of see where the eyes and mouth would be...if you squint really hard, that is.

"Gertie has carved her first pumpkin," her mom joked.

Gertie, call us! We really like your work.

Other people in the comments section would totally pay Gertie to carve their pumpkins too. "Is she taking clients? I don’t feel like carving mine myself," joked one person. "You just gave me an idea. Getting my frenchie a pumpkin tomorrow lol," someone else chimed in. "Taking pumpkin carving to a whole new level," teased another commenter. "My English bulldog dog carved four pumpkins this year. It's a vibe," someone else teased.

A second video on the page shows even more of the artist at work. Gertie is making masterpieces — and pumpkins are her medium.

Can Dogs Eat Pumpkins?

With Halloween around the corner, there is a higher chance than normal that your dog might come into contact with pumpkin. Unlike other seasonal treats, like candy, you shouldn't worry if your dog eats a little. In fact some people feed their dogs pumpkin as treats and it's even added to certain dog foods.

So your dog can eat pumpkin, that means you can just let them have at one, right? Not exactly. If you're feeding your dog fresh pumpkin, you do need to be mindful of which part of the gourd you're giving them. The stem and leaves of a pumpkin are prickly. They can really irritate your dog's mouth and throat if they eat them. Similarly, don't let your dogs eat the skin of a pumpkin, as that can cause choking or gut obstruction later on.

You can feed your dog canned pumpkin if it's plain. While pumpkin pie filling might be fine for humans, it's not good for dogs and should be avoided. If you really want to give your dog some pumpkin, talk to their vet first. They'll let you know about any risks associated with the treat.

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