I wondered why the cushions were soggy in the morning

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But I finally caught him in the act - my scuzzbutt neurotic dog kneads and suckles on the corners of the pillow. :o

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He's gone to sleep with it in his mouth, whimpering occasionally. I can see the sogginess spreading. I am alternately thinking yuck, I'm going to have to wash that and aww, my poor speshul dog. :rolleyes:

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I opened this thread in horrified anticipation! :eek:

Bless! He is speshul! Zak does the same with blankie, which must be paraded then held in mouth while he falls asleep.
 
My Lab does this...
She never did it till I bought one of those torpedo shaped quacking pheasants. She spends ages sucking hers when she's having a quiet moment.
Such babies, and it must bring comfort :)
 
my dog does this to a triangular fluffy squeaky and he sits for ages just pawing/kneading it and sucking on corner - have to say when he is having a "mad moment" in the middle of a good bit of tv I do go and find it and it does work - a bit like a dummy to a baby and I even have a back up one hidden in a cupboard just incase original goes missing !! :p
 
Given his leaky tendencies I am just relieved to find that it's saliva, not wee. :o

He's fallen asleep nomming away at it again tonight while we watch Paul O'Grady. Alternatives are being ignored - besides, squeaky pheasants last about 30 seconds in this house. :p
 
I bought a wainwrights squeaky robust pheasant from pah, more canvassy than fluffy, but still has a squeaker and some padding and bite to it. It's lasted 3 days so far! :D
 
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