Some time ago, I was looking through some threads on a Native American Cooking message board and I noticed a thread called "cooking puppy". Some*one* had posted a "recipe" for "cooking puppies" that she had found in some NA "cookbook". She opened the post with "eeeewwwww...." It turns out that her post, both it's ignorant, condescending tone and it's blatant "recipe", had taken a most sacred cerimony of one particular People completely out of context and absolutely insulted a large number of people on that particular board. The point isn't about eating the dogs, it's about any sacred ceremony. Nearly every culture's past has a history of actual or symbolic cannibalism, including the consumption of Holy Communion as the body of Christ. Often actual or symbolic cannibalism was/is practiced for religious reasons. To discuss cannibalism so casually here is, if you will pardon the expression, in bad taste. It would be most considerate if people would keep that in mind here. And thank you Julie K for your most eloquent post on this subject which appeared earlier. Stacie You mean it isn't???????????? OH GOSH! <burp> I dodn't know...honest. After all, it IS paleo! Kevin