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Dogs eating strange things.
« on: 26 April 2009, 11:09:50 »

Reading the topic from Loo-Knee got me thinking.

Last year when I started decorating the Living room, I began putting up wallpaper. So as you can imagine, the whole living room was cleared apart from the couch, TV and decorating stuff.

When bedtime came, everything got placed under the pasting table, the bucket of wallpaper paste had a damp towel placed over it to stop it drying out.  I also draped a dustsheet over the edge of the table to cover everything underneath.

Next morning;

Fresh coffee - check
Unpack decorating stuff - check
Wallpaper - check
Brush and shears - check
Paste - ?

Now, how could an almost full bucket of paste go missing during the night?
None on the floor.
Towel was still over the top.
Sheet didnt look as if it had been disturbed.

Out the corner of my eye I noticed a black figure slinking out the room. Since Skye was still lying in her bed, (probably waiting on the impending behaviour of yours truly) I shouted Heiko back.

He begudgingly came into the room looking thoroughly ashamed.

Upon my investigation on his person, I found dried wallpaper paste behind his ears.

Rather than go off on a rant, I checked the packet of paste, and to my relief it did say non toxic. I thought it best to give him loads of water so it could hopefully flush him out.

The wee mans tummy was gurgling for ages and he couldnt get himself comfy on the floor or his bed.

I took him out into the garden to see if he needed to park his midnight muchy session.

Upon having a quick run around the garden he settled in the pooping position.

I wont go into too much detail as to what came out, but I'll describe it as such.

There was a sound like you were filling a bucket of water from a tap on full flow.

The funny thing was when he began emptying himself, it came out at such velocity, he snapped his head round in amazement as if he couldnt actually believe what was squirting out of his own derierre with such gusto!

He turned his head and the look on his face was one of fear and shock.

Now i've seen a lot of funny things but this almost made me fall down the steps of the house.

He came back into the house quite slowly, methinks old browneye was still puckering at the onslaught it had previously experienced.

Needless to say Heiko couldnt sit on the floor, he just went into the living room and lay down on his side, tummy still sounding like a drain.

I dont think the sight of me roaring with laughter at him made him feel any better.

Needless to say I have learned from this (as has he I would imagine) and I now make sure all paste and fluids etc are removed from his possible reach.

Never underestimate how smart (or thick) a german shepherd can be.
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« Reply #1 on: 26 April 2009, 11:13:36 »

 :o ;D ;D

nothing serious happened.. Thats good news.. :y
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« Reply #2 on: 26 April 2009, 11:17:24 »

Frozen faggots........of the meat variety..............not a couple of shirt lifters who have been locked in the freezer overnight.......for ungodly acts.... ;D ;D :y
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« Reply #3 on: 26 April 2009, 11:20:50 »

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Frozen faggots........of the meat variety..............not a couple of shirt lifters who have been locked in the freezer overnight.......for ungodly acts.... ;D ;D :y


I have to say that is one of the most bizarre sentences I have ever heard!

Good work!
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« Reply #4 on: 26 April 2009, 11:26:50 »

i just cried with laughter reading this...... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #5 on: 26 April 2009, 11:27:45 »

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Reading the topic from Loo-Knee got me thinking.

Last year when I started decorating the Living room, I began putting up wallpaper. So as you can imagine, the whole living room was cleared apart from the couch, TV and decorating stuff.

When bedtime came, everything got placed under the pasting table, the bucket of wallpaper paste had a damp towel placed over it to stop it drying out.  I also draped a dustsheet over the edge of the table to cover everything underneath.

Next morning;

Fresh coffee - check
Unpack decorating stuff - check
Wallpaper - check
Brush and shears - check
Paste - ?

Now, how could an almost full bucket of paste go missing during the night?
None on the floor.
Towel was still over the top.
Sheet didnt look as if it had been disturbed.

Out the corner of my eye I noticed a black figure slinking out the room. Since Skye was still lying in her bed, (probably waiting on the impending behaviour of yours truly) I shouted Heiko back.

He begudgingly came into the room looking thoroughly ashamed.

Upon my investigation on his person, I found dried wallpaper paste behind his ears.

Rather than go off on a rant, I checked the packet of paste, and to my relief it did say non toxic. I thought it best to give him loads of water so it could hopefully flush him out.

The wee mans tummy was gurgling for ages and he couldnt get himself comfy on the floor or his bed.

I took him out into the garden to see if he needed to park his midnight muchy session.

Upon having a quick run around the garden he settled in the pooping position.

I wont go into too much detail as to what came out, but I'll describe it as such.

There was a sound like you were filling a bucket of water from a tap on full flow.

The funny thing was when he began emptying himself, it came out at such velocity, he snapped his head round in amazement as if he couldnt actually believe what was squirting out of his own derierre with such gusto!

He turned his head and the look on his face was one of fear and shock.

Now i've seen a lot of funny things but this almost made me fall down the steps of the house.

He came back into the house quite slowly, methinks old browneye was still puckering at the onslaught it had previously experienced.

Needless to say Heiko couldnt sit on the floor, he just went into the living room and lay down on his side, tummy still sounding like a drain.

I dont think the sight of me roaring with laughter at him made him feel any better.

Needless to say I have learned from this (as has he I would imagine) and I now make sure all paste and fluids etc are removed from his possible reach.

Never underestimate how smart (or thick) a german shepherd can be.

Poor Heiko; `just too goo-ily tempting!.....what a relief it was non-toxic.
I know one shouldn`t mock the afflicted, but I`ve just enjoyed such a good laugh at your funny-description his botty-predicament. ;D
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« Reply #6 on: 26 April 2009, 12:01:30 »

good job it was non toxic cause it could have been a sticky ending
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« Reply #7 on: 26 April 2009, 12:24:09 »

Mine had a tea bag last night & i have no idea where she had it from :-/ :-/ Tea bags are bitter, but most of it was missing :D
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« Reply #8 on: 26 April 2009, 12:29:04 »

This reminds me of a few years ago when my sister sent my mother a box of butlers handmade chocolates for mothers day.

The next morning it was just myself and my dad in the house and there was a trail of bits of the box into the kitchen to be greeted by two very cowering jack russells. We had to replace the chocolate at a cost of  €22  >:( before she got home.

I was very surprised that they enjoyed it and didn't even get sick and they did eat alot of chocolate :o
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« Reply #9 on: 26 April 2009, 12:36:42 »

Poor Heiko. I bet he looked really pasty!! ::) ::) :D :D ;)
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« Reply #10 on: 26 April 2009, 12:41:33 »

PMSL, I know I shouldnt, but can't help it!  ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Dogs eating strange things.
« Reply #11 on: 26 April 2009, 21:17:55 »

When we had our first Cocker Spaniel and he was a mere pup .. about 3 months old.. he somehow got into a storage cupboard and consumed the best part of a box of "ReddieBrek" ....Every time he drank his stomach just grew to bowling ball size !!!  Vet said he should be OK but to keep an eye on him ...  took 5 days before normality returned.

He kept going into that cupboard despite training etc .. so I sorted him .... I stacked a load of tins, baked beans, soups, veg just inside ... when he opened the door he got a major shock ... he never went back .. :)

He lived to the grand age of 15 .. so the ReddieBrek and tins did him no long term harm at all  :y :y :y
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