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Sounds good to me.
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Cassie just destroyed Saber's bed this evening. Had to throw it away. It survived 12 years and two Huskies before her and she was the only one that chewed on it. She is very adept at "unstuffing."
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Me too! I have to wait until we get a bigger house to have the room to go bigger tank. Hopefully in the next couple of years. I dont know why I thought 20 long would be good enough. Lol
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So is Loki. If it's stuffed it must be guttedCassie just destroyed Saber's bed this evening. Had to throw it away. It survived 12 years and two Huskies before her and she was the only one that chewed on it. She is very adept at "unstuffing."
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That must be a sled dog thing. My family had Alaskan Malamutes when I was young, and they used to destroy dog beds and toys. There would be white poly stuffing all over the house. That plus they would 'blow coat' and there was hair as far as the eye could see.
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I can't believe y'all are talking about those sweet babies like that! Ok, mine took a queen sized comforter that was hanging and made it look like a blanket of snow all over the front yard once. I was furious. Then he looked at me with that face...
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They shed all the time, but do have two times a year that their undercoat sheds profusely. You won't really see their color shed, just the white undercoat.
My dogs will "unstuff" it for you.
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I can't keep a bed for Argyle. I used to have to keep him in his crate, or he'd destroy something if mine when I left. Put a nice soft bed in his crate and he would pull all the stuffing out of it. Leave a simple blanket in there that barely covers the bottom he's good...Cassie just destroyed Saber's bed this evening. Had to throw it away. It survived 12 years and two Huskies before her and she was the only one that chewed on it. She is very adept at "unstuffing."
With the girlfriend's dog at the house now, he has someone to keep him company and occupied... mostly.
He is a great oil change helper tho, if you consider just hanging out help. I still can't get him to fetch the 14mm wrench.
