Effing dog's done it again.

Daisy70

I have two cats that are driving me nuts. We are staying with friends and have to keep them in a room with us and they choose to go to the litter tray just when we are going to bed, making the most awful stink.:o

One of them decided that, even though the tray was clean, she'd rather pee on the carpet:mad:

Eeyore2009

my dog is 10 years old and still chews remote controls! but i still love her

mummybearx

Oh some of this has made me properly lol :rotfl:

I think I've had all my good luck with our 5 year old Lhasa, she never really chewed on anything. Newest addition has been with us 3 weeks, he is now 11 weeks old and his newest trick is chewing the wooden flooring :mad: there is one chip where two of the boards are joined together, caught him last night 'digging' at the hole and trying to chew off the laminate :mad: He did get the fright of his life when I banged the remote control on the floor to scare him away.

Felt a bit guilty about it tbh, the poor wee thing got such a fright, he jumped and tried to run away at the same time, ended up falling over, doing a roly poly and jumping on his teddy. Okay I laughed at that bit :rotfl:

zaksmum

Lparr wrote: »

Try having a german shepherd who chews right through your 2 day old pair of brand new £1500 Louboutins!!! I wish it had been my seatbelt and not my gorgeous Loubs

This thread is a few weeks old and the dog concerned has very sadly passed away now:(

chalkiesalem_2

Gibbs our youngest Lurcher is currently remodelling our hallway. We have numerous holes in the wall - right down to the brick and he is slowely eating his way through the banister.