F*****g dog
Jun 27th 2010, 2:21 pm
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Re: F*****g dog
I feel your pain!
my 1 year old thought it would be a great idea to feed one of her new shoes and one of her brothers shoes to the dog who is a large and mad 8 month old boxer puppy. Suffice to say i had to go buy 2 new pais of kids shoes. I wouldnt have minded so much if they were the cheapo flipflops - but no she bunged him the properly fitted expensive ones. He also chomped a library book, countless toys left down, sunhats, socks, back of the sofa, etc. No matter how fast I pick up stuff - the kids always manage to leave something out of my sight and the flaming dog gets it before i notice,.
worst thing he did was to eat his way through the laundry room wall- left a 6 inch and a 2 inch hole in the drywall!!!
my 1 year old thought it would be a great idea to feed one of her new shoes and one of her brothers shoes to the dog who is a large and mad 8 month old boxer puppy. Suffice to say i had to go buy 2 new pais of kids shoes. I wouldnt have minded so much if they were the cheapo flipflops - but no she bunged him the properly fitted expensive ones. He also chomped a library book, countless toys left down, sunhats, socks, back of the sofa, etc. No matter how fast I pick up stuff - the kids always manage to leave something out of my sight and the flaming dog gets it before i notice,.
worst thing he did was to eat his way through the laundry room wall- left a 6 inch and a 2 inch hole in the drywall!!!
Jun 27th 2010, 5:07 pm
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Re: F*****g dog
Your all making me really pleased we chose a laid back Chow Chow that sleeps all the time
Jun 27th 2010, 6:14 pm
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Re: F*****g dog
lol PP I was just thinking the same thing - at least the house is still standing.
Thanks for all the tips and stories
Thanks for all the tips and stories
Jun 28th 2010, 3:26 pm
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Re: F*****g dog
If he's teething, its probably a relief for him. Can you get him something chewy fo rhtat purpose? frozen rags come to mind?
Jun 29th 2010, 10:59 am
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Re: F*****g dog
Sorry to read about your kitten
My old german shepherd puppy was into chewing everything, aswell burying my dirty washing in the garden. So i feel your pain.
With regards to chewing on items of importance i did find that tobasco was great for preventing this from happening again (bitter apple spray didnt work for long!).
Good luck with this.
Arabian77
Btw, he is a lovely looking dog.
Last edited by arabian77; Jun 29th 2010 at 11:02 am. Reason: wanted to add something else
