Dog chews aston to bits!
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He should have walked the dog and given it a chew toy, then this wouldn't have happened... dumbass lol.
That's like saying if you feed a dog a massive bowl of dog food he won't be interested in the big juicy steak I'm about to eat for dinner, i can assure you he will be I get the dribble covered foot to prove it!
If it's not theirs they want it, and if it is they lose interest until you try and move it
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Getting rid of the dog seems a bit extreme :/
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That's like saying if you feed a dog a massive bowl of dog food he won't be interested in the big juicy steak I'm about to eat for dinner, i can assure you he will be I get the dribble covered foot to prove it!
If it's not theirs they want it, and if it is they lose interest until you try and move it
But steaks are tasty, composite body panels are not
He was going to anyway this just accelerated the process.
But steaks are tasty, composite body panels are not
Mine has eaten a whole small model helicopter plus the massive control for it, dogs have weird tastes
Mine has eaten a whole small model helicopter plus the massive control for it, dogs have weird tastes
It's not taste, they do it from boredom and insufficient exercise, mine ate through a wall in my house 25 years ago! My fault.
My German Shepherd ate part of my living room wall plaster just after a four hour country walk!
Some dogs like to chew!
Owner probably did the damage himself when he wasn't window licking!!
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t'was the cat
If you read the article (not exactly palatable I know, being the Daily Mail), he states that the dog didn't get on with his current dog, so he was looking to find another home for her anyway.
When we first got our dog we gave him a room of his own for when we were out, he destroyed it.
He pulled the carpet up, tore up the underlay, removed part of the door frame, tore both windowsills off & about half of the skirting board. We didn't get rid of him though, he now sleeps on the sofa when we are out with the full run of the house & only occasionally has the odd rummage through the bin.
Don't think I could ever get rid of my pooch regardless of what he does wrong, he was probably stating he was thinking of getting rid anyway to cover his own ass knowing he would get accused of being a ****.
He pulled the carpet up, tore up the underlay, removed part of the door frame, tore both windowsills off & about half of the skirting board. We didn't get rid of him though, he now sleeps on the sofa when we are out with the full run of the house & only occasionally has the odd rummage through the bin.
Don't think I could ever get rid of my pooch regardless of what he does wrong, he was probably stating he was thinking of getting rid anyway to cover his own ass knowing he would get accused of being a ****.
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Border collies need the attention otherwise they get bored and destruct things. I once made this mistake and my leather dining chairs got eaten!
As said before if the dog was walked or given toys then it wouldn't of happened. Owner only got himself to blame.
As said before if the dog was walked or given toys then it wouldn't of happened. Owner only got himself to blame.
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I reckon the opposite - might get a family that actually looks after it this time!