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Been there. Done that.
My now 12 year old Ollie had terrible separation anxiety early on. Whenever I got back from a shopping or meal-out trip, I'd find something all chewed up. I don't know how he knew, but he specialized in destroying my most precious (and expensive!) Miles Davis box sets. Most or all of them are OOP and would cost hundreds in the used market to replace. Fortunately (always looking for a silver lining!), none of the CDs were unplayable, but the booklets holding them looked like the flip-flop in the photo. Any CD in a retro album cover cardboard sleeve was fair game. He especially liked Queen and Roxy Music. Ha. he couldn't reach, or didn't notice all of my King Crimson CDs. Whew!
I love that place. We bought his marquee book during the cruds a few years ago for gifts for neighbors. Good margaritas!
Took the grand dog to the car wash. He was really curious but didn’t seem afraid. He licked my daughter’s windows a few times! That right ear never folds and the left one never raises.
Stan with the shade of a fern on his back. Not my dog, just sitting next to me.
