what bad habits do your doggies have??

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Hi all, What naughty habits do your puchies have?
Dinks should be in big trouble right now, but she is so funny i cant tell her off!!
Driving home from the yard I discovered that the cheecky minx had been rolling in fox poop as the smell filled the car. When we got home I gave her her tea while i took her shampoo to bathroom ready for her shower. I came back down staires and could't find the smelly little Oink anywhere. Found her rolling all over our bed, The room stinks!!

She didn't quite get all that smell off her head as she was rolling on ger back, She does't like to do just half a job!
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"what mum? I've not done anything!"
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Look at that little face!

Henry is absolutely perfect in every way....

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No, it's no good, I just can't keep a straight face!

He rolls in poop and dead things, raids picnics:o and jumps up:o:o

Other than that, he's perfect:D
 
I have to buy, in bulk, socks of the same colour as my rottie adores pinching them and chewing them into a tiny pieces. Can't complain though, as that is the only things she destroys.
 
Ha ha, she looks so cute! We have four of the little JR darlings, Charlie can open the stairgate and let all of them upstairs, Sam can clear a room in seconds from his bodily odours and escape in a million and one ways from the garden, Millie enjoys bringing guests the animals she has kindly rid the world of and Alfie, fortunately, is too thick to be naughty and would be devastated if he was told off! Wouldn't swap any of them though.
 
One terrier will roll in anything smelly, anything at all. Now answers to Stinky ;)

My old girl is playing up her advanced age - no food is safe from her thieving gob, her recall is non existent unless you have cheese and she has claimed the sofa as her own oh, and taken up digging to name just a few of her 19 yo bad habits.

The rottie robs knickers from the laundry basket, buries them for a few days then digs them up to present to visitors - never cheapo primark ones, only "nice" ones:eek: He also thinks he's dainty enough to sit on laps!
 
Opening the fridge - she stole and ate two blocks of mature cheddar cheese before I found a way of fastening it shut (child locks don't work, duct tape does, she only does it while we're out thankfully). Sadly on Saturday I forgot to put a strip of tape on and came back to find a 4-pint bottle of milk, tooth-punctured multiple times, that had evidently been gleefully spun around the room and the remains then drunk. :o
 
*sigh*

Where do I start??:confused::confused::confused:

St Sweep - raiding the dog food bin, nicking my seat when I stand up:eek:

Max-i-moo - chewing shoes, stealing socks in fact running around with anything in his mouth all the time, farting, rolling in dead smelly stuff, swimming in any kind of water, eating smelly dead stuff........:rolleyes::rolleyes::D
 
Ok, well the JRT eat the most unmentionable things - but only after rolling in them first. She also has a habit of walking up to us after eating her dinner and belching loudly. She also rogers her bed on a regular basis despite being spayed :rolleyes: The lurcher is a total thief and bin raider but his party trick is to get really wet and muddy after a good long walk then sneak in to the neighbours house (my aunt & uncle, but still...) go upstairs and wipe himself clean on their WHITE bedlinen :eek:
 
Ahh what a cutie!!
Mr C developed a habit of waiting till everyone was downstairs eating dinner, silently creep off upstairs and rummage through the bins, then creep VERY quietly back down to the kitchen like he'd never been anywhere.
If you catch him half way up the stairs he suddenly has the stunned "oh, gosh! I thought it was bed time honestly!" expression and wiggles back down.
little tinker!
 
Izzy - rolling in unimaginably stinky dead things and poop then eating it, when it's raining heavily she won't 'go' outside stands in the doorway sees the rain and squats, chases anything small and fluffy, bin raiding, digging up the garden, teaching Jake all her naughty habbits

Jake - faking stupidity to avoid doing things, barking/howling when excited (drives mum mad), claiming sofa as soon as I get off it, selective deafness when off lead, letting Izzy teach him how to dig
 
Oh god..... where to start??
Betsy steals anything she can get her naughty little mouth on... pants, socks, post, magazines, toilet roll etc. As soon as she finds something, she looks at me then runs outside to her 'mud patch' to destroy it.
We used to have a patch of grass outside... it is now mud thanks to her digging and hiding game...
She tries to jump in the bath... while you are in there!
She barks constantly at feed times or any other time when she feels ignored...
She runs upstairs (Doggy free zone) and will destroy anything she finds up there but she has yet to master going down stairs... so when she is bored of detroying my clothes she will howl untill someone goes to get her!
Annnnnnd she jumps up!
Shes not too bad I suppose... she is still a baby :) But I'm in a huff with her today for chewing a hole in my new pants this morning!
 
numptynovice said:
All sounds suspiciously like my OH...have you lot got CCTV trained on my house?! :eek: I've trained him to stop rolling in poo but he does all the above on the regular basis :rolleyes::D
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Prince--major consumer of goose poop; screams for his food; scavenges bits of paper and cigarettes off the street.

Stella--selective recall if you're foolish enough to walk her without a squeaky ball; nose nips when greeting those whom she really likes.
 
A few of them have bad habits but some non at all.

The whippets bench surf when no one is home:rolleyes:
The akita howls when her dinner is being prepared:D
The pointer can open an close the back door kitchen door, the doggy room door and the patio doors:mad:

The rotti..this is shameful:o but she sneaks in and steals the inpatients food at work when I take them out to the toilet:eek:
 
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