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filly

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(Msg. 16) Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 1:51 am
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"Terri" wrote in message

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> Carmine's dinosaur has been mended so many times it's just a headless
> dino-puppet now.
> Oddly enough he seems to has some sort of extra tenderness towards his
> turtle and hedge hog. He nibbles on the extremities but so far,
> no evisceration has taken place. I've no idea what it is about those
> two toys that brings out his inner tenderness.
>

What is he using for his "answer the door" toy now?
How's your finger?
Karla

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(Msg. 17) Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 3:47 am
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(Msg. 18) Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 6:26 am
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"Terri" wrote in message

> "filly" wrote in
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>>
>> "Terri" wrote in message
>>
>> (snip)
>>> Carmine's dinosaur has been mended so many times it's just a headless
>>> dino-puppet now.
>>> Oddly enough he seems to has some sort of extra tenderness towards his
>>> turtle and hedge hog. He nibbles on the extremities but so far,
>>> no evisceration has taken place. I've no idea what it is about those
>>> two toys that brings out his inner tenderness.
>>>
>>
>> What is he using for his "answer the door" toy now?
>
> He goes straight for his *"Hedgie". I think the biggest laugh I get from
> him with that thing is when he gets ready to go outside and pee and
> suddenly realizes he's left Hedgie behind. He stops, wheels around and
> runs back to get it then trots outside with it and pees while holding it
> in his mouth. Sometimes he'll put it down to eat some snow and forget it
> until I remind him "go get your Hedgie, you forgot it". He gets all
> concerned looking and starts looking around until he finds it or remembers
> where he dropped it and pounces on it with glee, then trots inside with it
> and his tail held high. He is SUCH a hambone.
> * Hedgie is a 6"-8" hedgehog wearing a Santa Hat. The bladder in it
> "grunts" when it's squeezed.

Awww.....what a guy!


>> How's your finger?
> About the same. I dropped a lot of books today while restocking the
> library shelves trying to protect it but, I *did* protect it!
Hey! Maybe your self-preservation instinct is kicking in. Good.
Karla
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(Msg. 19) Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 10:30 am
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Dale Atkin

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(Msg. 20) Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 9:20 am
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> Oddly enough he seems to has some sort of extra tenderness towards his
> turtle and hedge hog. He nibbles on the extremities but so far,
> no evisceration has taken place. I've no idea what it is about those
> two toys that brings out his inner tenderness.

Its funny how some toys seem to get special treatment. Erwin has football
that he has had for months now that looking at it, I wouldn't have guessed
would last over about 5 minutes. Its soft thin plastic. One good chomp
should take it out, but so far...nothing, and its by far his favorite toy.
I never would have thought to buy it for him, but he stole it from another
dog down at the park. I tried to find the owners (I'd seen them earlier,
they were three little kids with a 'teenage' golden retriever), but they
were no where to be seen.

Dale
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(Msg. 21) Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 5:59 pm
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"Dale Atkin" wrote in message

>> Oddly enough he seems to has some sort of extra tenderness towards his
>> turtle and hedge hog. He nibbles on the extremities but so far,
>> no evisceration has taken place. I've no idea what it is about those
>> two toys that brings out his inner tenderness.
>
> Its funny how some toys seem to get special treatment. Erwin has football
> that he has had for months now that looking at it, I wouldn't have guessed
> would last over about 5 minutes. Its soft thin plastic. One good chomp
> should take it out, but so far...nothing, and its by far his favorite toy.
> I never would have thought to buy it for him, but he stole it from another
> dog down at the park. I tried to find the owners (I'd seen them earlier,
> they were three little kids with a 'teenage' golden retriever), but they
> were no where to be seen.
>
> Dale
I have yet to find a ball that Gretchen cannot pop. She doesn't like the
solid ones.
She even popped my basketball!
Peter
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(Msg. 22) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 2:31 am
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(Msg. 23) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 2:31 am
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"Terri" wrote in message

> "Peter" wrote in
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>> I have yet to find a ball that Gretchen cannot pop. She doesn't like the
>> solid ones.
>> She even popped my basketball!
>> Peter
>
> Prior to this crew I had not so much German Shepherd Dogs as I had Land
> Sharks. The _only_ thing I found they couldn't destroy was a Kong.
> http://www.courteouscanine.com/store/dsp_category.cfm?id=10&cat_name=Dog%20
> Toys


Kongs are about the only thing my crew can't destroy either. Anything else
is ripped to shreds within an hour, usually. I have found a couple things
that took overnight to destroy, but that is their limit.

td
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(Msg. 24) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 3:49 am
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"Terri" wrote in message

> "Peter" wrote in
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>> I have yet to find a ball that Gretchen cannot pop. She doesn't like the
>> solid ones.
>> She even popped my basketball!
>> Peter
>
> Prior to this crew I had not so much German Shepherd Dogs as I had Land
> Sharks. The _only_ thing I found they couldn't destroy was a Kong.
> http://www.courteouscanine.com/store/dsp_category.cfm?id=10&cat_name=Dog%20
> Toys
>

Yea, that's what I meant by the solid ones. She just doesn't seem to like
it.

Peter
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