Just realized that Fiona has been using the bottom rungs of the antique dining room set as a chew toy. Her daddy has been out all day trying to make repairs. Looks like an expensive chew toy!
15 Responses to “She didn’t think we’d notice…”
bringontheshaming
Awww….how can anyone get mad at that sweet, remorseful little face! hahaha She’s beautiful btw!!
It wasn’t until after he was gone that we discovered our GSD of 15 years had, at some point used the rungs on two of the dining room chairs to naw – just ever so slightly as not to get caught.
We also discovered this has occurred in our house. Our American Bulldog, Brutus, chewed the bottom rungs of our bar stools in the kitchen. Caught him chewing on the legs of the dining room table today. Guess the multitude of chew toys, bones, and ropes he has are just not enough! Yes, he has no shame.
Our Shih Tzu did this, as well. We used some of the liquid you can buy at the pet store to rub on things you don’t want your dog to chew. She apparently didn’t like the taste because she stopped doing it.
A friend had this same problem. Get empty vegetable cans, clean them, and remove top and bottom. They stack well and can protect the legs. They aren’t pretty, but they ARE functional!
bringontheshaming
Awww….how can anyone get mad at that sweet, remorseful little face! hahaha She’s beautiful btw!!
Jen Lussier
I absolutely agree. That face could launch a thousand dining room chairs in our house.
Angie Horn
You wouldn’t believe the damage to chair rungs that a small Pug can do as well…
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toni
It wasn’t until after he was gone that we discovered our GSD of 15 years had, at some point used the rungs on two of the dining room chairs to naw – just ever so slightly as not to get caught.
Lori Cunningham
We also discovered this has occurred in our house. Our American Bulldog, Brutus, chewed the bottom rungs of our bar stools in the kitchen. Caught him chewing on the legs of the dining room table today. Guess the multitude of chew toys, bones, and ropes he has are just not enough! Yes, he has no shame.
jennifer
My dog trainer said wood feels great to teething puppies, and by the time teething is over…a habit is born!!
BrendaSt
Our Shih Tzu did this, as well. We used some of the liquid you can buy at the pet store to rub on things you don’t want your dog to chew. She apparently didn’t like the taste because she stopped doing it.
Lab Rat
Habanero Tabasco is a great deterrent…put it where they’re chewing at, they’ll never chew chairs again….
smends
Our Sadie has the same face markings!! Beautiful!!
Zee
Naughty girl! But she’s so cute though! <3
BAB
I was not being bad, I just wanted some attention.
Cynthia Melanson
Our newest used the coffee table! lol
Jennifer H.
A friend had this same problem. Get empty vegetable cans, clean them, and remove top and bottom. They stack well and can protect the legs. They aren’t pretty, but they ARE functional!
Donna DeWeese
Oh, what a gorgeous girl! Fiona knows quality and goes for it!
Carla
She truly does look sorry. And teeth marks just give the chairs “character”…