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@isthisreal sure, depends on the spray. but i love the smell of eucalyptus anyway. will give it a try! my hyper-chewer (who incidentally just tried to drag a small turkish carpet out, but was thwarted by the sheer weight) is also 7 months, no boundaries. i think your approach is a smart one!

@isthisreal Oh good idea! I assume it doesn’t stain fabrics?

@kayheartsong mine ate the paperwork that came with her adoption.

@imagebeastmarkbeast i collected them for some years, had them arrayed across the top of my dresser. she nearly got NCC-1701-E and all her miniature crew.

@bekuta oh i live in dread of the stolen cell phone

@speed112 mine barks at me like, "hey, i was destroying that!"

@deborahl5255 dogs are so weird. my other pupper likes to just move my shoes around and sleep on them. i can live with that. all the shoes are now in a closet.

@lelier ahahahhaaha i like that mental image, the ball + bras

@michaellovelett me too, the moving to new heights! everything in the house is now above 3 feet or behind a closed door. i had a bookshelf that contained nothing but my yarn stash... that was the first to get moved. also, i talked with an optometrist once, he said you'd be surprised how often...

@fickles she has my other dog to chew on all day long when i'm not working with her. they run each other aground into comas. after a brief nap, the couch pillow must again suffer.

@imagebeastmarkbeast i have been considering getting a critter cam. new super-chewer is corrupting older super-chewer who had stopped. i caught my previously well behaved pupper outside with a corner of the hated pillow in her mouth. who's the instigator now?

@followerb Ahaha! Super-chewer-dog! That’s quite a remarkable hound you have there. Mine has taken to chewing on the side of the house (redwood boards). She never gets very far with it because I can hear this grinding from anywhere inside the house.

@yahchristian are you a guy? could be that your dog is afraid of women. covid rescue often means less socialization, so dogs can develop some weird fears. my rescue (for reasons utterly unknown to me) is afraid of men, children, bicycles, people on wheels... the list is endless. i can't change...

@recklessdefector if he's that callous toward a living thing, maybe you should reconsider boyfriends. and take the dog when you go, and rehome the poor thing.

@celtish like kids, you always know when they're being bad, because they're quiet, too quiet

@recklessdefector What’s stopping you from rehoming this pupper? I agree, he’s left alone far too much and it’s not good for him.

@isabell16 toys are an excellent idea, a little problematic with my other dog. they tend to fight over them. i have finally got one toy they won't always fight over. my other dog is murder on toys--in the two years i've had her, i have identified one (1) toy she did not atomize. so it's a...

@magiclevinho i think she actually took it outside one or two more times, but i lost count. also, how is she getting the damned thing through the dog door in utter silence?

a couch pillow (rescued in time) a shirt (taken down from a hangar in the closet) a signed edition of a paperback book by Craig Childs the same couch pillow the same couch pillow a disposable razor (don't even know where she got it, i don't use them) a Star Trek Christmas tree ornament (rescued...