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Originally Posted by Darlin Beauxs  I have never thought of getting rid of any of mine. Threatening them to make "Yorkie stew" out of them, or making them "Live in the Wild" (my backyard...always makes me feel better. 
I just thought of this post. Cooper went outside and took a poop, then came back inside the house, and used my BRAND NEW fluffy white chenille bath rug ($60) as toliet paper. I started to take pics, but decided it would be too nasty. I told him good thinking, for not wiping his butt on my sofa or carpet, like he has before.
The rug is in the washer, and all the fluff is now stuck to the insides of the washer. A damp, freshly bathed Cooper is curled up next to me now---this is a day in OUR lives...  |
That sounds a lot like my household! My 9 and a half month old Yorkie (Huckleberry) has now taught our newest (Isabeau, our three month old Yorkie) his little tricks. I found both of them running out from underneath my bed.
I know that's not a good sign....so, I get on my hands and knees and look. Of course it's too dark so then I have to go in search of a flashlight that has no batteries in it once I do find it. Again, another search...out to the garage I go to find new batteries. Once I do this, I go back to my bedroom with flashlight in hand....lo and behold....there's two seperate piles of poo under there. And not right where I can reach it, oh nooooooooooo, Huck and Isabeau went to the very top part of the bed. Here's the most glamorous part...I have to lay completely flat and scrunch myself allllllllll the way under, only to remember that I did not bring along any paper to dispose of the evidence. UGH!!!!! Long story short, dogs are not simple little creatures that just sit and stare at you all day...they are work, but I personally think they are very much worth it!
Tammy