Not like they probably weren't concerned about me before ...... but now I'm sifting through poop.
'Some-one' ate a carpet tracking article Sunday. Nice hard tight weave one. Gulp and gone.
Not full size but just big enough to make me wonder.
Acting just fine despite vomiting a cup of fabric from his bed last night When did he eat that ?????
Just when I think we are past puppy chewing issues......
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Tell us about yourself: We current own 1 Dutch Shepherd - ThunderHawk's Child of Lilith "Mazikeen" And we have loved and lost 3 - Vrijheid's Amie "Vada", Vrijheid's Hafwen "Letty" and Sather's High On Life "Narcotic". We train/compete in mondioring and agility.
Yes, this forum has some really cool smilies. That poop poke one was too perfect given what was going on.
Well , still no carpet. However we have bedding coming out that end so now I'm wondering if I missed the carpet. ( though I have been a very thorough checker )
Will give it one more day. Then will go back to normal poop disposal
Good knews is he is acting normal ( well for a Dutch Shepherd that is ) so I'm not going to worry any more.
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Tell us about yourself: Had a GSD, am getting a DS puppy in a few weeks. Compete in agility, obedience, and cross train in tons of stuff. Found out about this site from the DS Rescue yahoo list.
I am so lucky, in that Geyser (a month younger than your's) doesn't consume stuff like this...she loves shredding things, but thankfully doesn't eat them.
Fingers crossed that things come out all right!
leih merigian
Vrijheid's H'Geyser
Zodiac vom Younghaus (over the bridge)
Central VA (near Charlottesville)
It's never too late to have a happy childhood...
Tell us about yourself: Had a GSD, am getting a DS puppy in a few weeks. Compete in agility, obedience, and cross train in tons of stuff. Found out about this site from the DS Rescue yahoo list.
That's great! I had to do the same thing when Geyser pulled out a diamond earring a couple of days after she arrived here . I eventually found it in the backyard (yay!), but couldn't take the chance she hadn't swallowed it, the little scamp.
Oh man, I hope my shreeder doesn't turn into a scarfer .
leih merigian
Vrijheid's H'Geyser
Zodiac vom Younghaus (over the bridge)
Central VA (near Charlottesville)
It's never too late to have a happy childhood...
Marjolein wrote:haha, I thought everyone with a DS was insane anyways, so don't worry, your neighbours probabely didn't even raise an eyebrow
Yes, I've had a lot of 'what the heck have I got myself into ?' moments
..... but it is SO worth it !!!!
This is one wild ride I'll be repeating.
( well that is if I survive the first one )
UWP Vrijheid's Force IPO3,FH2,AD,TDX,OSP,L2C,CGC,CD,APR1,TDU,NA,NF,L3I,TG-N,TN-N,NAJ,VCD1,CSL1-F,CSL1-H,L1E,CA,L2E, ELT-CH,L3V
Tell us about yourself: We current own 1 Dutch Shepherd - ThunderHawk's Child of Lilith "Mazikeen" And we have loved and lost 3 - Vrijheid's Amie "Vada", Vrijheid's Hafwen "Letty" and Sather's High On Life "Narcotic". We train/compete in mondioring and agility.
Force is from the F litter. Geyser is the H litter. Force is over a year old. 16 months? I would feel WAY behind in my training if Force was only a month older than our guys. LOL
Last night Letty ripped up a library book. My husband was not happy. Even more not happy when I told him HE should not have left it in puppy reach.
Tell us about yourself: Dogs are my life, what can I say. GSDs primarily for nearly 50 years til bringing in my first DutchShep about 4 years ago. GSD rescue for 9 yrs, nearly 200 thru my home, rehabbed, adopted out. Been involved in AKC ob, herding, tracking, agility; Schutzhund-DVG; scent detection (HR-water)&narcotics, some patrol work. Mostly herding training at present on my little farm.
Last night Letty ripped up a library book. My husband was not happy. Even more not happy when I told him HE should not have left it in puppy reach.[/quote]
Dont you just love that?! Like the many times I have suggested that hubby move his cell phone charger somewhere other than the living room end table. I have moved it myself numerous times but it always ends back up there. GRR! Needless to say, a pup decides to cut teeth on it. Then it is of course 'my fault'. Like his boots or tennis shoes being left in the living room (they love laces). Just makes my job harder having to monitor constantly.
When did he eat that ?????
so now I'm wondering if I missed the carpet. ( though I have been a very thorough checker 
)
) so I'm not going to worry any more.
Force is over a year old. 16 months? I would feel WAY behind in my training if Force was only a month older than our guys. LOL
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