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I hope that stuffing didn't come from furniture. :biggrin:

My dad once came back to the station wagon to roughly that sort of mess. The main differences were the pieces of padded dash board, and hanging shreds of ceiling material, and maybe the odd shred of steering wheel plastic. Seems to hound did not like being cooped up when she heard the gun range shot guns going off. After all, it was her job to go get the damn ducks... The dog survived, surprisingly enough, but the station wagon got retired. Good thing it wasn't new. :biggrin:

The stuffing was from stuffed animalz that he quickly shredded.. amazingly, the squeaky ballz are still intact and he carries one of them around a lot of the time.

When Loki was a pup, me dentures went missing. After 3 days, I asked him "where's me teeth Loki?" And he takes off to a cabinet by the front door and puts his nose underneath the bottom shelf.. so i reach under there and sure enough, there were me dentures. Sillee dog he is :smoking:
 
Thanks Frank :bighug: very kind of you to say she is my everything as mushy as it sounds :rofl::rofl::rofl:
Hopefully she will be home soon
I hope she is home soon, and recovers well. :pighug:
 
The stuffing was from stuffed animalz that he quickly shredded.. amazingly, the squeaky ballz are still intact and he carries one of them around a lot of the time.

When Loki was a pup, me dentures went missing. After 3 days, I asked him "where's me teeth Loki?" And he takes off to a cabinet by the front door and puts his nose underneath the bottom shelf.. so i reach under there and sure enough, there were me dentures. Sillee dog he is :smoking:
A vet friend of mine once had to surgically remove one of those squeakers from her dog's guts - the dog swallowed it and it caused a blockage. Had the dog not been owned by a vet, the dog might not have survived. She recognized the problem early before any serious damage to the dog's gut happened. Any small plastic item like that can cause the same problem. :pighug:
 
Good Morfnoevight All happy Friday!

That is one of the reasons for searching and finding ORCA grow film, I think I found the very last roll of the stuff here stateside! Side lighting is great for single plant grows but hard to get right when the tent is full, so the ORCA is the next best alternative imho.

I had a wonderful cat that would unroll the TP for me, entire rolls of TP strewn all around the apartment!
We had to tape the toilet rolls to prevent Anu from doing that when she was young. They loose interest pretty fast when the paper does not just fly off the roll :rofl:
The Dinamed Auto CBD Kush I have grown, and a cross between that and Dinamed Auto CBD both pressed normally for me. Maybe a bit low on yield, but not exceptionally so. I don't have a lot of pressing experience though, so my idea of yield may not be all that useful. The couple plants I grew outdoors were airy and didn't press much, but the indoor girls were fine. Not that it matters, the genetics seem to have disappeared since Dinamed went down :pighug: .
I just checked my seed supply and I have 6 Dinamed CBD Auto seeds. There was some finger hash in the open tin and I have no idea why it is in there :rofl:.

I wish I had the space I would self these.

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A vet friend of mine once had to surgically remove one of those squeakers from her dog's guts - the dog swallowed it and it caused a blockage. Had the dog not been owned by a vet, the dog might not have survived. She recognized the problem early before any serious damage to the dog's gut happened. Any small plastic item like that can cause the same problem. :pighug:

From the time he was a pup, we taught him to spit out the plastic, or cloth, or wood, or whatever his latest chew friend was. Can give him a peanut in the shell, and he'll crack it, it the peanuts, and leave the shell :smoking: I do carry a squeaker in me pocket when we go for off leash walks, as he'll respond to the squeaker sound but not me yelling at the top of me lungs for him :doh:
 
From the time he was a pup, we taught him to spit out the plastic, or cloth, or wood, or whatever his latest chew friend was. Can give him a peanut in the shell, and he'll crack it, it the peanuts, and leave the shell :smoking: I do carry a squeaker in me pocket when we go for off leash walks, as he'll respond to the squeaker sound but not me yelling at the top of me lungs for him :doh:
Our wee hound does not do the come thing reliably either. We just live with it. She heels, sits, and stays well, but the come thing is optional. She'll do it in a heartbeat if she knows that there is food involved, but otherwise only maybe. :biggrin:
 
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