The Other Coast by Adrian Raeside for December 21, 2024

Overdoing it with the cute aggression…

And all within one half hour.

This why give doggie a bone to chews and not toy.

My dog won’t be satisfied till he removes every shred of stuffing from a toy. Polyester all over the floor.

Here I feel sorry for the bear. Am glad that we don’t have a dog which could chew all my stuffed friends. So, said it.

I have one step further. I find the last of the stuffing when I mow.

Yes indeed. I often find random body parts and always stuffing under the table or couch.

My dog would stop once the annoying squeaker was amputated.

what?? no SQUEEKER??? it’s the first part to go!

I rescued the annoying squeaker from a shredded toy and occasionally sound off with it when the dogs aren’t paying attention. They come running.

It could still be fixed by the ladies on “The Repair Shop”

Wait! Where’s the squeaker?

Dogs don’t care if they destroy something rather less anthropomorphic, thank you.

…..all within an hour. At least for my dog.

mmmm stuffing

I’m grateful that my dog doesn’t destroy toys. I rescued her about a year and a half ago. When I brought her home, I bought a bunch of stuffed toys. She still has all of them. She will run around the house with one in her mouth or bring it to me to play fetch or tug-o-war.

I think there is more truth than comedy here! LOL

Not a cycle.

This is not a cycle unless you are stuffing a new bear with that stuffing. A cycle is when a butterfly lays eggs which become caterpillars which become a butterfly which lays more eggs and ad infinitum. This is just a day in the life of a dog toy.

Loved to death isn’t a bad way to go for a toy.

People should NEVER give these kind of toys to dogs as they could choke on the stuffing and material.