Re: Sad tale of woe

Thanks for that , Paul but he has long since stopped chewing things, That was when he was just a young thing. He is now a BIG DOG being 21 in dog years (3X 7) and any way leaving things lying around on the floor when the 'Boss' is definitely 'over 21' is not a good thing as he will fall over it

Re: Sad tale of woe

Thanks for that , Paul but he has long since stopped chewing things, That was when he was just a young thing. He is now a BIG DOG being 21 in dog years (3X 7) and any way leaving things lying around on the floor when the 'Boss' is definitely 'over 21' is not a good thing as he will fall over it

Re: Sad tale of woe

Thanks Peter, will try it Mac Malcolm McCallum doc...@westnet.com.au Skype docmactor On 19/09/2011, at 12:20 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote: > > On 18/09/2011, at 6:53 PM, McCallum Malcolm wrote: > >> Some years ago I bought an Ipad which I had great fun with and used it >> extensively. I had

Re: Sad tale of woe

Hi Mac, Might I also pass on our strategy for preventing dogs chewing and digging. Go to your nearest Op-Shop and buy a large bag of old unloved stuffed toys. Should run you less than $5. Now spread the toys around near something, your shoe maybe(not your new iPad), that is not for the dog. When t

Re: Sad tale of woe

On 18/09/2011, at 6:53 PM, McCallum Malcolm wrote: > Some years ago I bought an Ipad which I had great fun with and used it > extensively. I had a leather case and that was it's down fall as my dog likes > leather and chewed the leather case! Unfortunately the ipad was still inside > inside an

Sad tale of woe

Some years ago I bought an Ipad which I had great fun with and used it extensively. I had a leather case and that was it's down fall as my dog likes leather and chewed the leather case! Unfortunately the ipad was still inside inside and a tooth went through the aerial part and the ipod no longer