This dog loves chap stick. Especially flavored ones. We have chewed up little eos balls and chap sticks everywhere. Brand new watermelon flavor eos given to grace this morning. Safely left high on the kitchen table…or so we thought
“Mom noticed my mouth was blinking”
Xo
Jax
# fitbitsaretasty
#howmanystepsdidigetin
I’m the reason mom and dad don’t buy nice sheets anymore. This is the third incident, so I’m obviously not sorry. -Elf
Milo, the 2 year old poodle, has many dog shaming qualities, but being bullied by a tiny puppy really did take the cake.
I ate my dad’s $100 bill and my mama’s shoes. I have expensive taste.
Our poodle heads straight to the kitchen to find unattended food when he is left out of his crate.
Sacky got groomed on a Saturday and was looking handsome and his fur was so white! By Sunday evening, he had ruined his pearly white fur… He was licking up some grease underneath the grill when some dripped onto his head.
His grooming cost us $50.
Our dog trainer taught us that “leave it” was one of the most important commands you could teach a dog, that way if they ever got something in their mouth that could make them ill, the dog would know to ditch it right away. Buster has a pretty good grasp of “leave it” because (as our trainer taught us to), we reward him immediately and we reward him well for remembering the command. Tonight, however, Buster held this banana in his mouth FOREVER after being given the “leave it” command. I seriously think he needed the extra time to weigh the merits between banana and hot dog slice.
He eventually did ditch the banana.
