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| The blanket in the background |
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| Oliver took a liking to it, too. |
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| So much so that he ate it. (The dollar bill is for perspective, not dessert.) |
He's eaten gigantic holes out of at least five blankets, and the fabric is nowhere to be found. Well, that's not entirely true. It's found in the backyard a day or two later. This is not a good thing. We have to watch him like a hawk for his own safety.
You have to understand that one universe secret that humans aren't aware of yet... Chewing blankets aid in digestion. ^^
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Haopee of mydogslove.me
Oh Oliver. Your poor peeps having to watch you like a hawk. Tutt Tutt. That is some hole there. Have a marvelous Monday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Oh...we used to have Bassethounds who would eat anything. I never did understand the digestion logistics...
ReplyDeleteHehehehe...OMG, dat is a HUGE hole. I just don't EVEN wanna knows bouts you findin' it in da yard...hehehe. Good thing no internal systems gotted clogged.
ReplyDeleteMy brudder chews stuffs like dat too.
Puddles
We don't know....now it looks like it just has a few very large orange spots! He just wants to modify it. Although eating bits is NOT a good thing.
ReplyDeleteXXXOOO Daisy, bella & roxy
I think that hole is bigger than me! I am a chewer, but I've never tried blankets.
ReplyDeleteYour pal, Pip
Wow, that is a BIG hole! Sorry about the demise of your favorite blanket, Buster. :(
ReplyDeleteBuster look at you in the beautiful sun puddle! What a wonderful photo :D
ReplyDeleteI'm thinkin maybe Oliver's tryin to say he needs more fiber in his diet ;)
Your pawrents may have already tried this...whenever I get something I'm not suppose to have, my pawrents trade me for something I can have and then heap praise on me. I'm a sucker for praise and attention so it always works BOL
Waggin at ya,
Roo