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Topic Dog Boards / General / Why?
- By Lokis mum [gb] Date 11.05.06 12:37 UTC
Why do two, normally steady, well-behaved Aussie males, suddenly take it into their collective heads to trash a pack of 24 loo rolls ?:rolleyes::eek:

Just brought the shopping in, put away all the perishables, freezer stuff etc.   Left the large pack of loo rolls in the porch - gone back through to put them away - and behold - plastic pack open, loo rolls everywhere - some of them unrolled, some shreeded - all within 10 minutes!

And I want to know why????    They are acting all innocent - "who - what us??"  lying clamly on the floor in the sitting room.     I KNOW it was them - the girls are outside, in the kennel runs - and i any case, Beau still has a bit of loo roll stuck on his nose!

Maybe they didn't like the tone of my posting on the World Cup :D

Normally its the girls who create havoc

Margot
- By Teri Date 11.05.06 12:40 UTC
Aw, bad Mummy Margot blaming the boys :mad: :mad: :mad:   You've probably picked up a bag of used rolls :eek: - or maybe you have a poltergeist????  :D :D :D
- By spanishwaterdog [gb] Date 11.05.06 12:42 UTC
How about having 2 SWD's to go with it, they sound as though they are just as naughty as my two boys :d
- By ShaynLola Date 11.05.06 12:45 UTC
Why?

To teach Mummy not to be complacent and leave things where the dogs can get them :D :D

I am having a similar problem...my 'good' dog has been playing up something shocking this week :rolleyes: I swear I caught him giving me the fingers just before heading for the horizon yesterday morning..... :rolleyes: I expect it from the girlie (what is it about the girls?) but my boy!?!? I don't know what I'll do if he becomes a hooligan too :rolleyes:
- By earl [gb] Date 11.05.06 13:04 UTC
:rolleyes: Margot, how can you blame the boys?  Is it their fault you left the loo rolls where they could get them?  Roxy often teaches me the lesson that anything within her reach is fair game.  :rolleyes: :D
- By supervizsla Date 11.05.06 13:17 UTC
Fun :D :D :D
- By goldengirl Date 11.05.06 13:23 UTC
I blame the owners :eek:
- By Goldmali Date 11.05.06 14:31 UTC
Oh I'm sorry but I wish I could have seen that!!! :D :D :D
- By Lokis mum [gb] Date 11.05.06 14:33 UTC
You can get 19 "good" loo rolls and 2 "slightly ripped" in a bin liner :D :D

That's 3 completely ruined :rolleyes:

I suppose they'll want England shirts next :rolleyes:

Margot
- By sandra762 Date 11.05.06 14:57 UTC
What is it about loo rolls? :rolleyes:

My old RC girl never destroyed anything ever! But, if there was ever a loo roll in sight she would think she was the Andrex puppy and did that for all of her 12 years! :)
- By belgian bonkers Date 11.05.06 16:20 UTC
OOh Margot!!  Know that well!  A certain little Malinois who's normally soo sweet and innocent likes to trash loo rolls occasionally  (though she tears chunks out of them instead of unrolling) and I also get the "who me" look :rolleyes:
Aah well, lessons to be learnt every day eh Margot!!

Sarah.
- By LJS Date 11.05.06 16:32 UTC
Bless their little Aussie socks :D :D

Lucy
xx
- By stann [gb] Date 12.05.06 00:07 UTC
Merlin did this to a packet of sanitry towels that he had taken out of the carrier bag whilst i was transporting other bags into the kitchen. It made me laugh so much e specially as he had a wing stuck to his chops that he couldnt get off. At least his slobber was absorbed :eek: It took ages to pick up the bits from all over the living room. I am laughing now whilst remembering it.
- By Muttsinbrum [gb] Date 12.05.06 08:01 UTC
Well, you know how it is...as a kid you're bringing that freshly-baked, crusty loaf home from the bakery and it smells soooo good... but you know you shouldn't...but it smells sooooo good...and you know you're going to catch hell for it...but it smells sooooo good...and they'll get over it eventually...

Ah, the lessons of history that we never learn from.
- By morgan [gb] Date 12.05.06 08:14 UTC
my dog hasnt touched anything since he was a puppy and the other day he went in the bedroom and pulled my paperback apart:confused:
- By ridgielover Date 12.05.06 09:06 UTC
Bani, my oldest RR male, pinches loo paper from the holder in the bathroom when you are just about to use it!!
- By HuskyGal Date 12.05.06 10:21 UTC
Oh Stan!! the image of Merlin had me in fits!!!!!! LOL :D :D :D
- By ShaynLola Date 12.05.06 11:12 UTC
Lola recently ripped the last 3 pages out of a novel the OH was reading :rolleyes: :D
- By goldengirl Date 12.05.06 12:05 UTC
OH Ju, I don't believe you, not that from a newfie????. Megan has destroyed everything in sight, including 3 x £20 notes, my kitchen sides have nothing on them anymore as it never stays there. Still I was warned (wasn't I :rolleyes:)

Lynn
- By roz [gb] Date 12.05.06 12:28 UTC

>Merlin did this to a packet of sanitry towels that he had taken out of the carrier bag whilst i was transporting other bags into the kitchen


nips managed to find a neatly wrapped new sanitary towel on the riverside path when he was a very little 'un. to my horror, he promptly saw off the wrapping in typical terrier fashion then ran around with the wretched thing dangling (unmistakeably!!) from each corner of his mouth! it's a busy path since there's a supermarket at the end of it and he entertained far more people than was necessary in my opinion!
:eek:
- By ShaynLola Date 12.05.06 16:04 UTC

>including 3 x £20 notes, :eek: :eek:


A Newfie with expensive taste....literally!!! They are great for teaching you to be tidy :rolleyes:

So Megan is keeping you on your toes?? :D It's a good thing I'm not the sort to say I told you so :D :D :D

The first thing Lola destroyed when she was a tiny puppy was a book entitled 'How to Have a Well Mannered Dog' so I knew that we were in for trouble from the start :rolleyes: :D
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