Dorothy is just about coping with Roger’s wayward ways
I went to stock up on “ funeral food” for tomorrow and wish I hadn’t.
It was worse than bloody Christmas and Tesco’s was packed.
I got my nibbles, bought faggots in gravy for my tea and added pigs ears to my final items.
Roger needs to chew on something.
The new man in my life is a chewer and a hoarder, only this morning I ventured into his crate to find the following items hidden under his bedding
1 hairbrush
1 flip flop
1 small plastic container of olive tapenade
2 pencils
One sock
I chewed plastic clothes peg
And oddly the red cloth lobster given to me by Mrs Trellis but with its antenna chewed off
That list is very interesting. Look out, you could be next to be hidden in his lair. :)
ReplyDeleteI’ve just checked his crate after the minutes silence
DeleteA tea towel ,
A stick
And a geranium flower head
Hopefully he grows out of it. Relax and enjoy the day
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately he’s found his voice and the constant yapping from next door is setting him off
DeleteB👻👾🤖💩🙉🙈 🙉 neighbours x
DeleteSounds like he's been watching the Generation Game! xx
ReplyDeleteEven the cuddly toy lol
DeleteOh boy. This is going to be an adventure in dog ownership!
ReplyDeleteHe is a peach compared to my first Scottie. Bitch . He name was Maddie and it took a year to train her
DeleteI was thinking you'd headed off to join the Queue in person! Had o look up faggots and gravy: "Faggots are meatballs made from minced off-cuts and offal, especially pork (traditionally pig's heart, liver, and fatty belly meat or bacon)"---hmmmm.
ReplyDeleteBloody lovely with a rich gravy ….
DeleteI did seriously contemplate going to London, my nephew did yesterday
Well, I had to Google your "faggots in gravy" to discover what the heck that is! Sounds as bad as "spotted dicks" ... 😞
ReplyDeleteDo try to keep plenty of chew toys available for Roger to gnaw on rather then the articles you found in his cage. Praise him when he chews on the proper things! He will learn eventually!
Faggots have to be seasoned properly to be lovely. Traditionally they are the food of the poor
DeleteHe has his own toys and chews….it’s only a phase Meg was the same
DeleteMaybe he is teething, isn't he about the right age for his adult teeth to come in.
DeleteRoger has eclectic taste John - A well rounded young man
ReplyDeletex 👯
He will be burying things in the garden bext
DeletePuppy chewing is challenging. My Caesar managed to get in to a closet and grab a pair of snake skin shoes and destroy one. He also had a preference for mahogany wood trim throughout my house. These are just the most damaging acts of chewing; there were many more. Today he's fine. That said, I do not leave shoes around...just in case.
ReplyDeleteHe’s like a sponge , soaking up experiences …when he’s housetrained he will have the run of the house which willbe more stimulating
DeleteThat sure sounds like a terrier to me.
ReplyDeleteThe only difference welsh terriers have from other terriers is that they have a tendency for politeness
DeleteQuite the collection of chewy things. He shall grow out of it with time. Hang in . Suzy
ReplyDeleteOh I’m not bothered , I’ve been here before
DeleteOlive Tapenade....humm...
ReplyDeleteopen/used/waiting for bread sticks/crackers/pitta.?
Did the little monkey enjoy it or was it just the empty container he found.
Wait till he skip dips in the bins, oh what fun to be had in that kitchen when you go out without him. Watch this space.
Oh, the poor lobster. Puppies.
ReplyDeleteLol butter wouldn’t melt now, he’s dreaming the woofy sleep of puppies
DeleteHope all of the small inviting items can be put UP high where they cannot be reached and chewed up. That advice was met with "BUt UP is FULL!" from a friend with a new puppy.
ReplyDeleteBother about the crowds at Tesco.
Hugs!
Yes I’m back in the ritual of picking up the bits
DeleteNever had a dog that chewed that much!
ReplyDeleteThe panic buying for one day of closure is crazy.
Maybe everyone wanted nibbles
Deletei love Dorothy's velvety face xx
ReplyDeleteShe’s still incredibly jealous of him
Deleteoh Roger! he is not disappointing me with his puppy antics! I kept thinking how *mild and good* of a pup he was (especially for a terrier) since you brought him home......now he is developing into a pretty *normal* pup with eclectic *favorite* things!
ReplyDeleteSusan M
Oh he’s still polite and very well behaved
DeleteA hoarder? Oh no!
ReplyDeleteIt’s rather sweet, especially the flowers I found today
DeleteWe shall be sitting down and watching Her Majesty's funeral ..... what an historical event. I was two when she ascended the throne so she has been a constant throughout my life. I'm sure that Roger is gathering his comfort items to have around him as he watches the historical events unfold ! XXXX
ReplyDeleteI will be watching it all , crisps and dips at hand
DeleteI feel like I could just about reach out and touch Dorothy's velvety head. What a lovely photo. The list of Roger's hoard made me smile.
ReplyDeleteI’d love to know her thoughts
DeleteHer face today looked so pensive
I baked a beautiful cake - Then generously took a slice to the person upstairs - Ungraciously they did not appreciate my efforts so I slung it out of the window - My Rex surprised but grateful picked it up with his mouth and carefully took it and buried for later x 🍰
ReplyDeleteA strange sad story flis
DeleteIf you leave your dirty socks on the floor, at least you'll know where to find them.
ReplyDeleteA very entertaining list of Roger's treasures!
ReplyDeleteI just love the "woofy sleep of puppies" and remember it well with mine.
When my Jug was a puppy, she was caught going out into the garden with a Brightling wristwatch to bury . . .
ReplyDeleteYou are going to need to keep an eye on that hoarder.
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