Photo album in basket. This is an early example of the move from cardboard to wood.
Maori war club
Wooden toilet roll holderShe managed to rip the dowling off in such a way that it could no longer be used.
Seen here admiring her adaptation of the dog brushShe ripped the wire side off.
Bedside table
Television cabinet
And here she is, displaying her woodworking tools.
(Heh, heh, heh)
Bedside table
Television cabinetAnd here she is, displaying her woodworking tools.
(Heh, heh, heh) Good thing we love her!
WOW!! Bella really put those Scottie chompers to use didn't she. We have a few pieces of altered furniture in our house too thanks to a young Lillybug.
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Lilly, Piper, Carrleigh, Ruairi and Becky
My boys, Guthrie and Conner also seem to have the termite gene. They have been working on the deck out the back. I guess I should be thankful they have confined their 'creativity' to out side.... so far. I hope they grow out of it soon.
ReplyDeleteOh dear. Amazing how the mind blots out the downside of puppyhood. We'll just have to get everyhting battened down before the arrival of the new nipper.
ReplyDeleteWhen Monty was a puppy we finally gave him a wooden board of his very own and he carried it from room to room as he turned it into piles of splinters. It saved the furniture.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't so much a furniture nibbler, but I loved a good stick or lava rock from the yard. I used to try to bring them in the house. If the Mr. wasn't paying attention, I'd have my own little nibblie for the night. However, after trips to the vettie on Saturdays and Sundays to deal with my upset tummies, SHE put her foot down. NO MORE STICKS OR ROCKS OR DIRT. And when SHE speaks in capital letters, everybody listens. I was gifted with multiple chew toys, like Kongs, Nylabone, ropes and the like. I think I destroyed 3 or 4 Kong Balls before my teeth all came in. The Mr. bought be a cute rubber chicken that was painted once and the paint made me sick. Be carefull what chew toys you buy and get good ones. I do love baskets and carboard still.
ReplyDeleteYou never know when the urge to chew will hit and you just gotta go with it.
sniffies,
Bonnie
Hi you guys,
ReplyDeleteTom says to me oneday, That's why we are not going to have a scottie!!!!!!!!!!!!! They CHEW!!
Yes we wait for the things in the pots to grow and feed us!!! Yes we have to water and keep the bugs from CHEWING our plants up!!! LOL
Love your visits!!!
xxoo, Bambi & Fern
Oh Bella! What a magnificent record of destruction. And your humans photographed the evidence! You go girl (bet they still love you!)
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oh my, miss bella...what sharp toothies you have! heeheehee.
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the booker man
Bella-
ReplyDeleteWhat's the matter? Don't your folks buy you any toys? Ha Ha!
Stanzie and I, have left our mark on this wood house. We did get over it!
Wyatt
We have a coffee table that Pippi chewed on but now I kind of like her little "puppy mark" on it.
ReplyDeleteDuncan and Hamish have left their "marks" on the deck, our trees (apple was a favorite), the coffee table, the record cabinet and have "gutted" all of their soft toys. The nylabones and Kongs have held up well. I'm hoping now that they're a year old, they'll give up on the chewing. They're the first scotties we've had that have been such chewers - our others stuck pretty much to their toys. But we love them just the same :o)
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Bella is an excellent interior decorator!
ReplyDeleteOh Bella, we SALUTE you! When we first got here our humans had to use puppy pens all the time - not to pen us in, but to pen the furninture in away from us, he he he! We thought the whole house was a smorgasboard for us to nibble our way through so we totally understand where you're coming from! Now that we're all grown up at 20 months old we've left our chewing days behind us so the pens are no longer needed. Still, we enjoyed it at the time - snigger! Schnauzer snuggles - JD and Max.
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