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The puppy thread.

no froggie!!! sounds like what my Jaco does, the only toy that has lasted with him (we're talking months) is his "ropie" - it's just one of those cheap ropes that's tied at the ends. he hasn't been able to destroy it yet and it was only 10 bucks!

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NJL said:
no froggie!!! sounds like what my Jaco does, the only toy that has lasted with him (we're talking months) is his "ropie" - it's just one of those cheap ropes that's tied at the ends. he hasn't been able to destroy it yet and it was only 10 bucks!

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True dat! For as small as Roxie is she's a pretty powerful chewer. I made the mistake of getting her the nylabone for "average" chewers recently instead of the one for strong chewers. After an hour she had it looking like it was ready to be discarded. And don't even think about plush dolls or rubber squeaky toys. She eats them.

brad cook
 
My dog "Derby" he is 8 months now... here are a couple of my favorites.

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Here's Poopsie.

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Why "Poopsie"?

Well, after picking her up from the breeder and getting her in the car, we prepared for an hour long drive home. Stopped at Arby's along the way for a quick bite along the way back. While at the drive thru, this smell begins to permeate through the warm, summer air. It seems to be getting stronger. As I pull up to the window, the facial expression on the teller confirms this is indeed a vile odor. I turn around, look in the back, and my suspicion becomes true.

At that point it was obvious and I said "From now on, you're name is Poopsie."