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Hi Peter,
One of my 3 was a divil for chewing at night. Be it skirting, walls or cables!! So i rub Teatree oil on the stuff they chew. And maybe invest in a kong and freeze it during ther day with something very enticing inside and then leave it out at night as a substatute for your skirting!!
I will say Mya grew out of the chewing once she turned one.
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Rufus and his sister Blondie..
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Wow they look like a good fit on that bed, not crushed or squeezed ![]()
I had to get these beds last year when I moved as the fabric beds were sweating on the laminate floors, and I was blaming all the male dogs for lifting their legs…………..not guilty ![]()
Because these beds are slightly raised dogs avoid draughts.
It’s surprising how draughty it is low down.
These beds are excellent in terms of low maintenance and the dogs love them. Also they tend not to destroy or shred them……..useful in some cases. ![]()
Very important for these type of beds is lack of movement when the dog gets on board. It seems if they move initally dogs loose confidence and then wont use them.
Enjoy Rufus and Blondie.
Rufus and Blondie together for 6 months…..may as well be 6 years
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Arent they just fantastic together!! I remember the first day i dropped Blondie down to meet her big brother, the word bedlam springs to mind ![]()
And now they look like they are 2 peas in a pod, Well done on such a great happy ending xxx
Fantastic photo
CHILLED is an understatment.
Kealan met this pair yesterday while they were out and about.
He said they were in great form.
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