Barney had his new toy, a blue rubber chicken less than 24 hours before he ate he legs off it.
Barney and the Rubber Chicken
Posts Categorized: Toy Tug-O-War
African’t Stop me!
Ellie’s papa had bought her a nice gift from his holidays in South Africa. It took only two days for destructo dog to tear it apart. Don’t let that head tilt fool you!
Sign reads: “This is how I treat souvenirs from South Africa – Ellie”
Tough as Balls
These are two “indestructible” horse toys that he steals from the horses and destroys. They are his best friends and he carries their dead limp remains around with him all day!
Terra the Smuggler
Terra has developed a habit of stealing other dogs toys by smuggling them home in her stomach then puking them up at home.
The Sesame Street Killer
Our Chocolate Lab, Abby. She has the habit of chomping our daughters Sesame Street characters if the family leaves home together – but without her.
“My family left without me, so I killed Elmo.
Baby Elephant Thief!
Rala is our 8-month old red Boston Terrier pup. When we leave a stuffed animal unsupervised on the bed, she’s quick to swoop in and snatch it up. But this baby elephant is her absolute favourite to steal! She says “I steal this elephant every chance I get. He’s my favourite.” She will trounce around the house with him in her mouth and even sometimes come up and present him like a gift. She’s always sorry, but she can’t wait for the next chance!
Trout Fishing
I caught this fish so don’t ask me to throw it back.
No Guns Allowed!
This is Linda the pug. Linda chewed 2 water guns in two days. Linda sticks her tongue out at me when I ask her who chewed the guns. Linda is clearly a democrat and NOT a member of the NRA! Liberal Linda!
I Just Love Digging Indoors!
My name is Beano and I love to dig.. INDOORS! This is what happens when all of my chew toys get lost under the couch while my parents are at work.
R.I.P. Prince Charming
“I ruined happily ever after”. Poor Prince Charming. Roux has taught the kids to put their toys away in a way I never could.
