Thats what I get for not following my own rules

**lv4dogs** · 11-14-2005, 01:14 PM

I took Kaige with me when I went out to pick up lunch today. Stopped by the gas station for a soda then to the dinner to pick up the lunch I ordered. Came out of the dinner & was about to pull out when I heard this pppsssssssssssstttt noise. Turn around & see Kaige with a, my coke bottle in his mouth with coke spraying every where!!

As mad as I was all I could do is laugh.

This is the reason why you DO NOT give your dogs items to chew on that resemble or are items that you use daily. They don't know the difference between an old sock & a new one, an old sneaker & a new one or a coke you are drinking or an old empty one that you gave them to chew on.
This is one of my MAJOR training rules & yes I broke it. I learned though.

**beeniesmom** · 11-14-2005, 01:16 PM

heheheheeeeee!
The same thing happened to me with a water bottle several months ago.
Beenie got a hold of it and thought it was fair game since I usually give her the empty ones to play with. Sploooosh everywhere!

**Daisy and Delilah** · 11-14-2005, 01:44 PM

Sue, This sounds too familiar LOL!! Mr. Pistol will try to pull a bottle right out of your hand because he thinks it's his toy. All our fault for giving him the empties! Sorry, but I can't stop laughing

**wolfsoul** · 11-14-2005, 01:47 PM

LOL, Visa did the same thing once. Her breeder had locked her in the laundry room for the day and there was a box of Coke, so she grabbed a can and bit down. Coke sprayed everywhere. Everyone came home and opened the laundry room, and there was Coke all over the walls, on the roof, and Visa was covered. Still doesn't stop her from playing with pop cans.