Bobbing for minnows? That sounds like a fun outdoor activity lol!

On Tuesday, Dizzy 'pounced' on a 2 lb teacup yorkie in Petco. I didn't even see the thing coming! I can't totally blame him because it did look like a squirrel, but he got in big trouble for that one...

Karli stole a piece of ham yesterday...we had finished dinner, I asked hubby to cut it up and put it in the fridge but he left the rest on the table. There was a chunk of skin with fat attached to it and she came trotting into the living room with it. I got it away from her, but good Lord to get that piece she had to jump up on a chair to get to the table!!!

Last week Link snagged a piece of my blueberry muffin right outta the bag when I took my eyes off of him for a second.  He then bowed down and looked up at me with a piece of the wrapper hanging out of his mouth.  It was kinda cute.  He got in big trouble though.

n/t n/t

Lol the infamous anal glands

my Maya, she is now 1 year 1 month old hasn't done a whole lot yet.

she chewed up a PS3 controller and caught a couple of birds (that i know of).

this is the two biggest things she has done:


the cross bar of a tv tray


apparently she got on a paint and sheet rock kick for a little bit.

she has also eaten bits and pieces of blankets and and about a 3rd of two different curtains

Sometimes I feel like my boy isn't a Husky. The worst he did was eat a whole roast beef we let rest on the table. And yeah, that was our mistake.

He chewed on a couple TP rolls but never to the point where it's everywhere in the house.

Aside from that he knows his toys and never goes after anything. I can leave anything that's not meat unsupervised.

Reading this makes me want to hide everything before getting my baby......

We've had 15 mo old Ami (pronounced Ah-mee) for almost 3 months now - the worst he has done is dig holes in the lawn but always in the root crotches of big pines so is no big deal to scrape the pine straw and decomposed needles/soil back into the hole so he can do it again.  Also, chew marks on his dish and oh yes, we've been building a dog house - it was almost finished and husband left a pair of plastic handled clamps attached to the door.  Which now have chew marks on the handle.   And, he did almost murder me - accidentally.  When we first put up his trolley run, he and I were not used to its idiosyncrasies.  I was playing with him and he got a case of the zoomies and managed to wrap the cable around my neck - was a bit scary trying to calm him down and try to keep the cable from strangling me at the same time!  However, Ami has been good because he is outdoor during the day and crated in his "cave" overnight in an outbuilding. (Loves his cave, he gets scratched and petted and his Kong with kibble for a midnight snack!)  

And that's because, 40 years ago I had Sasha.

Sasha was purchased as a 3 mo old pup when I was young and stupid.  She started the first evening by stringing toilet paper all over the bathroom, eating the feather flowers on top of the vanity, shredding the bottom of the shower curtain and the newspapers on the floor.  From there over the next year she managed to strip the whole apartment of wallpaper (vinyl wallpaper in student housing, they forgot the molding, she would take hold of a lifting corner, flip her head and the paper would come flying off the wall.)  Totally destroyed all the cushions on couch and chair.  Once, when left alone after a move, she pee'd in the middle of our bed (which we did not notice until we went to climb in!)  Any time we left the house she would immediately attack the trash and strew it all over the house - so we made her a special trash barrel with just cereal boxes and paper for her to attack (suspect now it was separation anxiety - it was always is the first few minutes after we left.)  As an older girl, she killed our kitten - my toddler woke up before me and opened the door to the basement where kitty was.  Not a fun morning.  She loved porcupines - I became very adept at making her sit while using pliers to remove quills from her snout (a small milk bone for every quill).  And on and on and on.  

So you see, learning has occurred and Ami does not have a chance to be a really bad boy.  Sasha makes him my sweet golden boy who, so far, can do no wrong.

That's a great story and reminds me a lot of my own. I got my first husky when I was 15 (Tasha), and she really schooled me. For the most part Dizzy is pretty good and I credit it to Tasha teaching me. She just passed away this fall 2 days after she turned 16.

Last Christmas while visiting my family, Isi opened my little sister's pet bunny's cage, killed it and dragged it downstairs while we were all out. Came home and it was like a scene from some National Geographicl. Horrible! We still never figured out how she got the cage open. Sometimes instinct is not a pretty sight.

Oh my, that poor bunny!!

Last week my brother brought home a steak and cheese sub. He opened it up on the counter top and walked away to get something and well, I bet you can all guess what happens next!! Lol...Keera decided she was going to eat the entire sub in just under 5 seconds! She knows the counter is a no no but I guess that steak tempted her a little too much! Boy did she get a time out for that.  

Pulled my glasses off last night and left them on the coffee table because I had a headache and wasn't thinking straight. This morning after I fed the dogs and let them out, Loki goes back upstairs to sleep with Kevin and Django is chewing on a Nylabone. Instead of grabbing my glasses and putting them up I go about making my lunch and getting ready for work. I noticed how quiet it was in the living room and low and below Django has chewed up the frames.
Thank God I'm getting eye surgery in March. That is 2 pairs ruined. One by each dog.

whell, Mėta didn't do any kind of damage reseantly (she is always crated when we are not home, or sleeping), but i only have her for 6 months, and in that time she only:
* spilled youghurt on the carpet (yesterday)
* on the very first night in our house, she had big diarrhea on the linoleum , which it now has the brown stains.
* Chewed up her good harness (becouse my mom didn't get them off the dog)
But if i need to say, Mėta is a good dog, and never made any expensive damage. i don't think she ever did a money related damage Right now, i'm happy about it

ruined two sections of my newish sectional! Dug holes right through to the wood supports!

we thought Axel had been pretty good, besides when he was really young and destroyed three dog beds in four days... then we had some friends over, and one was looking for her sunglasses (expensive Christmas present she had only received three days earlier). we searched high and low and couldn't find them... until we went outside and found them chewed up in Axel's kennel lol. serves her right for leaving them outside on the table where he could reach them, still felt a bit bad though  

This is not destructive, but it is kinda funny. So Dizzy had been a little constipated this week. I was getting nervous cause he hadn't pooped for about 3 days, so I was letting him take his sweet time and sniff forever. Well, he came upon a dead pigeon in the park and took a nice whiff before I pulled him away, he then popped a squat and pooped right on the damn dead bird. There was a parks person working right nearby and she looked directly at me when he was going. So I had to pick up 3 days of poo off of a dead bird.   I don't think I've ever washed my hands so much after a walk!

I'm sorry Jen, but that is too funny!

  

wpskier222 wrote:

This is not destructive, but it is kinda funny. So Dizzy had been a little constipated this week. I was getting nervous cause he hadn't pooped for about 3 days, so I was letting him take his sweet time and sniff forever. Well, he came upon a dead pigeon in the park and took a nice whiff before I pulled him away, he then popped a squat and pooped right on the damn dead bird. There was a parks person working right nearby and she looked directly at me when he was going. So I had to pick up 3 days of poo off of a dead bird.   I don't think I've ever washed my hands so much after a walk!

woah woah woah, w8 a minute, you mean? you mean you didn't had any poop bags with you? omg, that is discusting :/

Of course I had poop bags! But if the parks person hadn't been there I probably wouldn't have gotten near that dead bird.