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No catnip, but furry ones. The little booger! He's been jealous of those mice ever since I bought them for the kitties. He was just waiting for his chance.
We keep them on the counter and give them to the cats to play with after the puppy has gone to his room (crate) for the night. He sees them playing with em and has a fit.
A whole $6 package of em, gone!
I shoulda let the cows eat him today when they wanted to.
Okay, cows don't really eat puppies, but you know what I mean.
I always tell my dad's beagle pup that the horses will eat him if he doesn't quit barking, but he doesn't believe me
We have an inside beagle that is a houdini with getting on the counter. She climbs on top of dad's junk, crosses through the stand with all the grandkids' pictures and pretty knick-knacks on it, then hops on top of the counter. Dad thought he'd be smart and put a plate with chicken bones on it one day, to keep her away. It didn't work
No catnip, but furry ones. The little booger! He's been jealous of those mice ever since I bought them for the kitties. He was just waiting for his chance.
We keep them on the counter and give them to the cats to play with after the puppy has gone to his room (crate) for the night. He sees them playing with em and has a fit.
A whole $6 package of em, gone!
I shoulda let the cows eat him today when they wanted to.
Okay, cows don't really eat puppies, but you know what I mean.
I always tell my dad's beagle pup that the horses will eat him if he doesn't quit barking, but he doesn't believe me
We have an inside beagle that is a houdini with getting on the counter. She climbs on top of dad's junk, crosses through the stand with all the grandkids' pictures and pretty knick-knacks on it, then hops on top of the counter. Dad thought he'd be smart and put a plate with chicken bones on it one day, to keep her away. It didn't work
