How can this ....

[malta blue]

Be such a complete troublemaker??? :banghead::banghead:

Today, he chewed the USB cable for my cell. :nuke:

He took out two of Little MB's stuffed animals. :cry:

He snuck up behind me and stole the weatherstripping and chewed on it. :puke:

He killed a pen. :wtf:

Now none of these things were accesible, except for the weatherstripping. All the others were up high on tables. He climbs onto the chairs and then onto the table!!

And a couple of days ago, I was getting little MB ready for bed and came down to clear the dishes. He was on the table, with his snout in the butter, he licked the entire freaking tub of butter :mad:

[littlebit]

1. He is a cutie

but he looks like he could cause some trouble. My little yorkie causes a lot more problems than my two bigger dogs. He is a little 13lbs wrecking machine.

[malta blue]

3. you betcha - 11 lbs of destruction

:hi:

[TX Screwball]

2. I feel your pain.

Times two.

I thinking about hiring them out as a demolition crew.

[malta blue]

4. they are beautiful...

Welcome to DU :hi:

[TX Screwball]

5. Thank you

The Dalmation ate a couch and ths Shepherd ate a twin bed.

[malta blue]

6. a couch and a bed?

You win!

I have two terriers and they are ultra destructive together, but independently only Zeus (above) is truly a menace. He is only 7 months old, so hopefully he will grow out of this soon....

[TX Screwball]

7. He should.

My twin terrors haven't torn up much for a while now.

Zeus is a cute little bugger.

[dawgmom]

8. I also feel your pain

The first week that I brought Buddy home from rescue, he ate an entire loaf of Velveeta cheese that was on the kitchen counter (I was going to use it to make nacho cheese dip.) It was towards the back of the counter, so he really had to work at it to get there. No food can be left anywhere within reach of his nose. Peggy Sue, on the other hand, believes that anything on the floor or less than 18 inches above the floor belongs to her, and needs to be carried into the back yard. This means that shoes are never to be left there (I am at this moment wearing mismatched slippers, as she chewed the mates for each). It also includes purses, remote controls (I've lost about six to her over the years), and my favorite: a ten lb. bag of potatoes, which she carried in her mouth through the dog door (my mother was visiting at the time, and has called her "Spud" ever since). The most embarassing is her love for underwear, which she will fish out of the laundry basket after tipping it over. I usually don't know they're gone, but my lawn guy very politely picks them up and puts them on the deck rail before he mows. :blush:

On edit: Oh, and she usually doesn't chew any of this stuff. She literally just carries it outside and drops it on the grass, and then walks away.