It’s clearly obvious that they were protecting you from that big scary chair…the poop was to mark their territory to assure the chair didn’t return to invade your living room. LOL, clearly need to treat them to a good belly rub and treat or two…JUST KIDDING. Thanks for sharing and being able to turn your unfortunate situation into a smile for others. 😉
Ha, I came home to a sofa taken down to the wood and the springs by six pit bulls a few years ago. Never knew why, although I do know who started it lol.
Toni
Wow, I’m wondering what you did to piss them off!
Kathy Kimzey
It’s clearly obvious that they were protecting you from that big scary chair…the poop was to mark their territory to assure the chair didn’t return to invade your living room. LOL, clearly need to treat them to a good belly rub and treat or two…JUST KIDDING. Thanks for sharing and being able to turn your unfortunate situation into a smile for others. 😉
WitDickman
My dog did the exact same thing to my brothers vintage chair. Left a deuce too
Brenda
So is life with almost any terrier. I share your disappointment and endless delight.
Susan Bechhoefer
Oh my…time for the mudroom/baby gate.
Kay
Oh, Bostons. That’s why we crate our little dev- I mean, ANGEL when we’re not home. I love those little smooshy faces though. I’m a sucker for them.
Blackjack Station (@BlackjackStatn)
Ha, I came home to a sofa taken down to the wood and the springs by six pit bulls a few years ago. Never knew why, although I do know who started it lol.
Leslin
OH those faces!!! 😀
Bobbina
Well the poop is not their fault. Chairs are very high in indigestible fiber 😉
Coory Murray
They would prefer if you didn’t go to work…and the poop is a love message:)
Mona
I have a Boston that’s a yr old he is a crazy person rips up and chews everything, good thing he’s cute
Suzy
Bostons are hilarious-RIP to your chair!