Oooh my gooooosh

@Th1nkF1rst yeah haha. Rufus is just a tiny dog we got from the shelter and we knew he had an issue with chewing when we got him Lol. When we had a German Shepherd puppy... That thing was a NIGHTMARE before we got him trained to not chew haha

@AmmieBell We had a Tiny Tiny Yorkie who [b]LOVED[/b] his tennis ball sooo much that he dug a HOLE Through the $1800 sofa to get to it!
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@Success how... Did you even see that? 😂

@AmmieBell idk. but it's cute!

@Success it is lol. Took me longer than it should have to see it though 😂

@Lucyy I'm like 80% sure the muffin thing happened yesterday and I just didn't notice until today. Cause my sister is sneaky and covered it again with a paper towel 😂 so yeah I guess it's not a lot. But with eight kids constantly around it FEELS like a lot for sure lol

@AmmieBell I relate to your little sister lmao. Was your mom mad?

@Lucyy not really. I thought she would be lol. But she's been on a baking spree recently so it's not like we didn't have extras. Those were just banana muffins or something so it wasn't like she had eaten a bunch of double chocolate chip cupcakes lol

@AmmieBell Oh, okay. Well, be sure not to put it off. Dogs respond well to training if you are clear, direct, and consistent.

@MarkPaul i know lol. We work with him daily. A part of training a dog with a chewing issue is actually to secure all hard objects. Not fluffy objects like this. He learns to NOT chew on them. He'd been fine for about a week now. But at least some soft objects are supposed to be left down as part of training. Whereas chewing on hard objects hurts their teeth if it's compulsive chewing so those all need be be secured

@AmmieBell Oh...

@RandomBlahGuy Yes I'd love to!

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