I’m a chewer. Today, I decided to see what was inside my bed to make it so comfy. My mom is NOT please with my discovery.
Hi, I’m Cali and I have an addiction… | Dog Shaming
I’m a chewer. Today, I decided to see what was inside my bed to make it so comfy. My mom is NOT please with my discovery.
Jules S
I feel your pain!
I gave up on buying dogs beds for my kids after the 5th or 6th one. They just destroy them & seem to think MY bed is also there bed.
joey003!
Great picture!
Madeleine
My friend got his 45lb mini pit a 1 person foldable futon. Its’ all hers and takes up very little space when folded. The price of the futon was the same as the price of the 5 dog beds she destroyed. Well worth the money.
christak
After spending $2000 to have the remains of his bed removed from his stomach, I ordered my dog a heavy canvas dog bed from Drs. Foster & Smith. I had owned one previously and it survived 8+years with my first black Lab who was a pretty determined chewer. My current dog had never chewed ANYTHING until he decided the bed looked yummy. Go big or go home, I guess.
Sharon
maybe the dog wouldn’t chew if he wasn’t in a cage
Janna
Sharon – there is nothing wrong with crating. I don’t get why people on here have such negative comments sometimes. It’s a funny picture…laugh at it….this is supposed to be a lighthearted site.
suzi
Crating usually helps keep the dog out of trouble. Good think my lab isn’t a chewer or his crate would look like that… lol
Michelle
Crating/caging your dog actually is healthier for their stress levels than letting them roam freely without any limitations. They consider the cage/crate their”den”, a peaceful, safe place. And our dogs, too, have eaten a bed or two as well! The pic is hilarious, although I cringed cause we’ve been there!!!!