@Saving thank you very much for the suggestions!
The rug rat
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We have a 6 x 3 foot burgundy rag rug with fringe between our kitchen and dining area. Shaye and Gemma love to ball that rug up and toss it around, but Gemma has just begun pulling at the ends, and is slowly pulling the weave out - clear to see the rug is not long for this world - but - when they decide to destroy something replaceable, I have begun leaving it there for them to play with, and only putting the replacement down when company comes. Better something like that than the couch!
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It's also used as a napkin after he eats rubbing his face all over it.
Boy does that sound familiar. I wish mine used the throw rugs. They prefer the larger wall to wall carpet napkin. They certainly are fastidious when things are on their face.
Shaye's mom, try tea tree oil. I've never had a problem with staining but I would check it first on a small area. Works better than bitter apple. Lost a queen sleeper sofa to the dogs (bitter apple and all:eek:) before those here introduced me to tea tree oil.
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So I am not alone!! Throw rugs have a 100% mortality rate at our house. I brought the last one home, tossed it on the floor and went to the kitchen to put the groceries away. Five minutes later it was upside down on the couch and one end was shredded.
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Bitter apple spray, at PetSmart helps some b's avoid chewing the items sprayed.
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Thanks for the advice, Snorky - I've put tea tree oil on all the rungs of the wooden dining room chairs and kitchen chairs, but I'd need a gallon to keep Gemma away from the rug! She would just start at the other end or the middle.
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Hi everyone. I tried buying bitter apple but not one of my pet stores stock it. So, I bought a bottle of "Fooey Ultra Bitter Spray" and covered the rug with it. Pepper had a sniff and didn't go anywhere near it last night. First thing this morning she went over to the rug squatted and urinated over it. Not very happy with her.:mad:
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Hhehe, sorry but she is just telling you what she thinks of this product.
It's easier to get the pee up with a cleaner, than getting the rug holes mended…at least, IMO.
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Thanks for the support, Sharron. LOL It just means we have to be more vigilant with her.
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Sorry I laughed..but I have to tell you, we have to with these wonderful quirky dogs.
My friend was bragging on how sweet and loving her new basenji pup was, and then the pup went over peed on her carpet, when the owner was cleaning up the pee, the pup chewed up something she pulled off the table.
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Little "she" devils.. they are… mine swiped my glasses for about the 100th time... each with an "arm" in their mouth running around the yard....
Get out that newpaper and hit yourself over the head 10 times while repeating... I must not forget to...... I must not forget to...........
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I have to tell you, my hubby is the worst..forgets to put the babygates up and gets crabby when his shoes are chewed…well, that basenji puppy won't go for the footwear???
Hubby should know better!
