I chewed my sisters bed
-Bean
Bean just moved in with her older sister Buster (13 yrs), and loves to be the annoying little sibling. She jumps on her and tries to get her to play all the time, and loves to steal and chew up her fancy Tempur Pedic bed.
There was a lump in our (expensive) new bed. It’s much better now we’ve got rid of it. We have no idea why mum is so upset, we even tried to help her stitch it back together! Dexter and Zephyr.
Daphne (in the front) and her older brother Boomer tend to get spiteful when they feel they have been left out of something fun. This time I took the mail out by myself and came back to this….
It says *Never mind what is behind us, we would like treats please
This is chili. He lives in the lower mainland of British Columbia, Canada. He’s currently being fostered through Last Chance Rescue. He’s a neutered male chihuahua. Chili NEEDS to go to a home with another dog. He is really lacking in confidence and gets very scared alone without another dog. He is crate trained, and housetrained. He can mark in new environments. He does well with cats as well. Chili would do best with children older than 10, as he can nip when scared. Chili came from a veryrough situation where he was never provided proper training or enforcement. His fosters have been working hard with him, and he is very food motivated. Ultimately he is a great little dog, who has been making huge strides in his training. Here’s Chili’s profile.
Whether its the vacuum cleaner, a lawn mower, thunder or strong winds, our JRT Parker, becomes very anxious and shreds his bed!
Caption: My name is Ginger. I am a foster dog with happy tail. My foster mom lined my crate with foam ($30-$40 worth of foam) so it would heal. I destroyed it as soon as her back was turned so I still have happy tail.
Ginger is a 3 year old Mastiff with Great Lakes Mastiff Rescue being fostered in Chicago, Il. Unfortunately, we were not able to heal her happy tail so she had to have her tail docked. Ginger is a lovable, small Mastiff only weighing in at 110 lbs. Though small in stauture, she’s big on love. She wants nothing more than to be right next to you at all times. She’s recently started agility training and is doing fabulously. Ginger has high anxiety and OCD so needs to be on daily dosages of clomicalm which helps her greatly. Even with the calming meds, she still continues to be a counter-surfer extraordinaire but no longer needs to steal all the toilet paper in the house for which all the humans are very happy. If you’re interested in finding out more about Ginger, please click here.
This nice bed you bought for us? It was DELICIOUS!
Leo, Nigel, Cami, Grey, Red, Blue, and Green are from Western Montana and are ready for forever homes today! They are available through the Humane Society of Western Montana. Their mother, Rose, was found as a very skinny stray and taken to a kill shelter in CA. The puppies were born in the shelter prior to Dog Is My Co-Pilot flying them up here to Missoula. They have been in my home for the last 6 weeks. Mom is a heeler/lab, the father is possibly a Rottweiler. They are playful, cute, and well socialized with other dogs and kids. They return to the Humane Society of Western Montana tomorrow and will be spayed/neutered and ready for homes next week. These puppies are beyond adorable! If you’d like more information on a specific dog, please contact us, admin@dogshaming.com and we’ll put you in touch with their foster parents.
Cricket loves to pull the stuffing out of anything and everything…. toys, pillows, bedspreads, and her new bed.
