Joined
·
3 Posts
I swear, Roxy can be the most annoying little brat when it comes to her toys. Fetch and wrestle are lots of fun with her, even when a stray tooth gets clamped down on the hands. But one thing she continually does is find ways to wedge her squeaky toys under the furniture. She will fixate on the toy, trying to paw it out from under the couch/endtable/loveseat, only pushing it farther back towards the center. And if you chastise her for pawing at the furniture, she will get all sassy and bark at you until she gets her toy back! On average, we're forced to move the furniture at least once a day to retrieve whatever squeaky she wedged under there.
I actually think she has developed this as part of her game now. I know many people anthropomorphize their dogs, but I swear, she does this intentionally in order to get more attention.
Advice on how to break her of this? I've tried putting flat boxes underneath the furniture in order to prevent the toys from getting wedged under there, but those get pushed back along with the toys. And since we have tile floors, no friction to hold the boxes in place.
I actually think she has developed this as part of her game now. I know many people anthropomorphize their dogs, but I swear, she does this intentionally in order to get more attention.
Advice on how to break her of this? I've tried putting flat boxes underneath the furniture in order to prevent the toys from getting wedged under there, but those get pushed back along with the toys. And since we have tile floors, no friction to hold the boxes in place.