Why security dogs should not live in my house!!

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Arghh I could scream!! My bf mali/gsd working dog had been very poorly so idiot here suggests that it could come live at home in the warm untill its better...well it was fine for 2 days and on the 3rd day i came down in the morning and it had eaten 3 books, chewed a can of febreeze and shredded a whole pile of washing!! I was so cross that i kicked him out back to the kennellls!!

Luckily i took the chi to bed or he could of been dinner!!

Pointless post i know but let this be a lesson to you all that there is a reason the bloody things have to be kept in a kennel!

 

[Cahill]

if he has never lived indoors i think it rather unfair that you expect him to know how to behave inside

 

[JingleTingle]

Poor dog. Your sympathy for its ill health didn't last long then?

 

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oh dear!
Was meant to be a jokey thread!!! Never mind, im obviously clueless

 

[angelish]

aww no sense o humor

is this the wolf dog that was posted about a while ago that was coming to live with you ? i could be thinking about a different one
i think some pic's would lighten the mood

 

[Dobiegirl]

oh dear!
Was meant to be a jokey thread!!! Never mind, im obviously clueless

Haha, we dont do jokey on here

I found a dog once late at night, no collar so took it in, it was skin and bone so I fed it and left it curled up by the fire as it was winter and snow outside. When I woke up the next morning I thought my god what is that smell, came down stairs and found out there was poo everywhere. The poor dog it was my fault for over doing the food, I rang the dog warden and reported it but kept her for a few days to feed her up but did it gradually and didnt get a repeat behaviour.

Its surprising just how much mess one dog can make.

 

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No this was one of the working dogs from bf's work!! luckily he didnt mess, the chewed can of febreeze made the house smelt lovely!!

 

[angelish]

well he did attempt to clean up then

 

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Bless him! Glad he is feeling better now though and can go back to roughing it!!
Though with a broken boiler last week maybe he thought his kennell was warmer!!

 

[CorvusCorax]

Thing to remember with those types of dogs (my own included) they ALWAYS like to have something in their mouth. And if it's not a bone, ball, a tuggie, a sleeve or a bad guy's arm, they'll find something else - you can't argue with the genes

 

[stencilface]

Lol, I bet poor dog got a similar reaction that mine did when he'd eaten my ruddy xmas cake!

 

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Least the wierdo who kept knocking on my front door has dissapeared since meeting him lol

 

[vieshot]

What did happen with that wolf dog though? How's he getting on?

 

[misterjinglejay]

Thing to remember with those types of dogs (my own included) they ALWAYS like to have something in their mouth. And if it's not a bone, ball, a tuggie, a sleeve or a bad guy's arm, they'll find something else - you can't argue with the genes

Very true

Yes, how's it going, Beans?

 

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He will be coming after Xmas, we had some problems at home with a broken boiler ( not that that affects the dogs) and our hedge had to be cut back so we have had to re- fence down one side of garden. Also when big dog got sick I was glad other wasn't there as that would of been carnage!!!

Big dog is on the mend and happy back out in his house!

 

[MrVelvet]

Haha defo sounds like something I would have done! Maybe have a huge crate on standby incase he's poorly again! Then he can't play the 'its there, so its fair game' card - my lurcher plays that card for anything that she can reach..... Which only leaves the fridge and high cupboards!!! Grrrr!

 

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If he gets poorly again OH can stay in Kennell with him and keep an eye that way lol!