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**drgshmcm** · 11-16-2011, 12:45 AM

Oh dear...

No interest in the flirt pole either?

Since Jolene seems to like...err...tearing things up...how about dissections?

http://codeazur.com.br/pix/blogs/CultureClash.pdf
Some dogs love doing dissections, i.e., tearing things apart rather than simplygnawing on them. Others hang onto the same stuffed animals for years. For thedissecting types, it can become expensive to keep the dog supplied so it’s worthdeveloping collections of used old socks and clean rags that can be nestedinside each other. If you want him to find treasure, nest a cookie or piece ofliver in the very center. If he’s a really industrial dissector, tie many knots astightly as you can to make it tougher. Present it to the dog and behold a predatorin action. Witness the first few dissections to be sure your dog doesn’t ingestthe non-edible parts, as the occasional dog might. If he’s an ingester, he can’tdo dissections.

11-16-2011, 12:45 AM	#6
drgshmcm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 403 Senior Member	Oh dear... No interest in the flirt pole either? Since Jolene seems to like...err...tearing things up...how about dissections? http://codeazur.com.br/pix/blogs/CultureClash.pdf Some dogs love doing dissections, i.e., tearing things apart rather than simplygnawing on them. Others hang onto the same stuffed animals for years. For thedissecting types, it can become expensive to keep the dog supplied so it’s worthdeveloping collections of used old socks and clean rags that can be nestedinside each other. If you want him to find treasure, nest a cookie or piece ofliver in the very center. If he’s a really industrial dissector, tie many knots astightly as you can to make it tougher. Present it to the dog and behold a predatorin action. Witness the first few dissections to be sure your dog doesn’t ingestthe non-edible parts, as the occasional dog might. If he’s an ingester, he can’tdo dissections.
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