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Old 02-05-2012, 12:19 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Dillon here. Just let the little tyke sleep in your bed with you! There is nothing like a Beagle bed warmer!
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Old 02-15-2012, 09:24 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Jake is now doing better at almost two but did the same as many here. Rips the stuffing out of any pet bed. We put fleece blankets in his bed from the goodwill stored. They look a bit like we have a bad case of moths but he is changing. He will get a nice dog bed when he finally quits.
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Old 02-15-2012, 10:55 PM   #13 (permalink)
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I buy fleece blankets for Lily there always seems to be a sale on them around the holiday where I can get them cheap so I always stock up on them.
Ditto! I have went to Fleece or just plain blankets with no stuffing. It must be a Beagle thing because Charlie got absolute pleasure in destroying whatever was stuffed with cotton or polyester.
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Ditto! I have went to Fleece or just plain blankets with no stuffing. It must be a Beagle thing because Charlie got absolute pleasure in destroying whatever was stuffed with cotton or polyester.
Lily views anything stuffed as prey and will pounce, shake, shred, and destroy anything with stuffing. I do give her a stuffie every now and then supervised of course and the glee in her eyes is worth watching the $2-$4 I spend be wrecked in minutes.
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Max pretty much destuffs his beds. so he has a blanket, but has been sharing Ginger's bed. This past summer we bought her a Orthopedic bed when she hurt her shoulder and she loves it, every time he acts like he is going to "dig" or chew on it she bowls him out of it. So it has survived the last 2 months him sleeping on it.
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Lily views anything stuffed as prey and will pounce, shake, shred, and destroy anything with stuffing. I do give her a stuffie every now and then supervised of course and the glee in her eyes is worth watching the $2-$4 I spend be wrecked in minutes.
Lol, yes - that's Christmas in our house. Buttons gets a couple of stuffed things, and de-stuffs them in seconds - but it makes him sooooo happy!
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