We had a poodle who was a very good dog, but we found out he loved to eat piano parts. Once I inadvertently left a box on the floor full of grand whippens and shanks. We had gone away for a few hours and when we returned found said box of parts in splinters. He really did a number on them. Never again will I make that kind of mistake! Regards, Greg Torres Newton Hunt wrote: > When a puppy my dog seemed to think that buckskin was the same as the > rawhide bones she got. She kept taking grand hammers out of case and > eating the knuckles off. The she found a set of grand keys at her eye > level and proceded to eat several. Teaching a puppy that one form of > food was not the same as another form of food is an excercize if > futility and will most likely give a dog a complex as well as being > annoyed. Thereafter I placed such tidbits out of her reach. > > Newton
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