It would be easier to list what the silly dog has not eaten.
Tino, a champion show Bichon Frise, has as far as I can remember over the years eaten
a cell phone,
cardboard boxes,
a bag of nestle tollhouse morsles (trip to vet for chocolate poisoning)
bag of twizzlers,
baked ziti,
bag of marshmallows
many many sandwiches.
starbucks venti vanilla latte.
the rabbit's pellets (ripped open the bag and pigged out.)
raided the rabbit cage for broccli
skittles
muffins
a loaf of bread
a pound of butter fresh from the store
a half a wheel of brie
chewed up a purse to get to a pack of peppermit chewing gum.
a mylar balloon
chciken poo
dog poo
chicken food
several DVD's
a bag of cotton balls
a tube of exema cream
a tube of graphite lubricant
my charcoal for the grill
a pack of altiod mints
chicken food scattered around by the flock.
wood shavings from the chicken coop.
shredded paper (we shred and compost old bills and such.)
mail. fresh from the mail box.
a sock.
unstuffed my 20 year old teddy bear and ate the stuffing.
packing peanuts
empty bag of dog food. (we empty it into a container so the dogs can't raid it, put the bag by the door to go out to the recycling and he ate large bit of the bag.)
television remote.
rabbit poo
Any time we go outside he has to be locked up in a secure spot so he doesn't go raiding for things to snack on. I don't know how he gets to half the things he does.
He once managed to get a sandwich off a shelf 5 feet up in the air without disturbing the plate. and he is only a 15lb little dog.
Tino, a champion show Bichon Frise, has as far as I can remember over the years eaten
a cell phone,
cardboard boxes,
a bag of nestle tollhouse morsles (trip to vet for chocolate poisoning)
bag of twizzlers,
baked ziti,
bag of marshmallows
many many sandwiches.
starbucks venti vanilla latte.
the rabbit's pellets (ripped open the bag and pigged out.)
raided the rabbit cage for broccli
skittles
muffins
a loaf of bread
a pound of butter fresh from the store
a half a wheel of brie
chewed up a purse to get to a pack of peppermit chewing gum.
a mylar balloon
chciken poo
dog poo
chicken food
several DVD's
a bag of cotton balls
a tube of exema cream
a tube of graphite lubricant
my charcoal for the grill
a pack of altiod mints
chicken food scattered around by the flock.
wood shavings from the chicken coop.
shredded paper (we shred and compost old bills and such.)
mail. fresh from the mail box.
a sock.
unstuffed my 20 year old teddy bear and ate the stuffing.
packing peanuts
empty bag of dog food. (we empty it into a container so the dogs can't raid it, put the bag by the door to go out to the recycling and he ate large bit of the bag.)
television remote.
rabbit poo
Any time we go outside he has to be locked up in a secure spot so he doesn't go raiding for things to snack on. I don't know how he gets to half the things he does.
He once managed to get a sandwich off a shelf 5 feet up in the air without disturbing the plate. and he is only a 15lb little dog.