Salar
A fish out of water
- Location
- Gorllewin Cymru
Had to do that a couple of times to one dog I had, and he was a Rhodesian Ridgeback, not one to argue with. 🐕
Calling dog owners.
- Thread starter gavroche
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Had to do that a couple of times to one dog I had, and he was a Rhodesian Ridgeback, not one to argue with. 🐕
Saluki
World class procrastinator
- Location
- ...Norwich over the water.
I would rather like snuggle pillar for myself. Stuff the dog! Actually Toffee would love this. It would live in his basket and he would curl around it.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
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- One of the 'Elite'
Nope never had to pull grass out of any of my 5 dogs bums.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
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- One of the 'Elite'
oldfatfool
Guru
Is this before or after? Like Kopi Luwak coffee?
NorthernSky
Guru
my mrs would buy a new toy every week if she could 
she gets those stuffed toys and they last 2mins, then the stuffings ripped out and on the floor. i was tripping over about 4 different balls the other day!
if i see it hasn't been played with in a while i just bin it now, or put it away
she gets those stuffed toys and they last 2mins, then the stuffings ripped out and on the floor. i was tripping over about 4 different balls the other day!if i see it hasn't been played with in a while i just bin it now, or put it away
Proto
Legendary Member
- Location
- East Devon/West Dorset
Have to confess to hardly ever buying toys for our dog, Lexie the Lurcher (greyhound/collie cross).
Current favourite is her frisbee which she chases and catches mid air. The current one floats, previous one didn’t and was lost in a river in France somewhere when she dived in to cool down, dropped the frisbee and it sank beneath the water, much to her bewilderment.
Footballs don’t last very long, get punctured and deflate, but she doesn’t seem to mind, as long as it’s kickable and she can play goalkeeper.
That’s about it, frisbee and a football. Oh, and tennis balls and a thrower thing. Black missile chasing the ball. She even brings it back and puts it at your feet.
Current favourite is her frisbee which she chases and catches mid air. The current one floats, previous one didn’t and was lost in a river in France somewhere when she dived in to cool down, dropped the frisbee and it sank beneath the water, much to her bewilderment.
Footballs don’t last very long, get punctured and deflate, but she doesn’t seem to mind, as long as it’s kickable and she can play goalkeeper.
That’s about it, frisbee and a football. Oh, and tennis balls and a thrower thing. Black missile chasing the ball. She even brings it back and puts it at your feet.
Notafettler
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mickle
innit
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- 53.933606, -1.076131
My dog finds cat shoot irresistible. Go figure.
Many dogs will eat cat crap, mine included. Its the high meat content in cat food. Also bigger dogs i've had in the past, that can reach inside the toilet, will happily drink out of it. Also, fox crap is like Chanel No 5 to dogs and they will happily roll in it to get that disgusting smell on them.
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gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
Every night when we go to bed, my dog takes one of my socks and goes to sleep with it. Bless her. 
keithmac
Guru
Our first Lab isn't bothered by fox poo, youngest is a "roller" though and it bloody stinks when she does it!.
My dog isn't a chewer, so only when I see something she might like, normally a ball or food puzzle. She doesn't even chew on her doggy toothbrush, she just licks it. But if it's not a ball, food, or a puzzle filled with food she shows no interest. She's weird, just like her owners
Notafettler
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This is the only thing she destroys. Not all that interested in toys although does have some sort of furry animal with an annoying squeak which she has had for a few years. She plays with it for 5 minutes most nights after she has eaten. Frisbee, tennis balls and gun dog dummy generally go undamaged although all she does is retrieve them.
