Naughty Puppy Empties Bins!

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 16,986

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  13/06/13 - 18:38 #2

  Feed it, walk it, play with it, train it.
  
  Ignore it = no.

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  13/06/13 - 18:47 #3

  Agree with the above, but also put bricks in the bottom of the bin, then it is too heavy to tip over.

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  13/06/13 - 18:48 #4

  Get a bin with a lid that closes and put bricks in the bottom of it stopping the bin being opened and/or knocked over has always worked well here. Or put the bin on something so the dog cannot reach into also works a treat. They soon get the message if they can't get to the rubbish and get bored and stop trying.

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  13/06/13 - 19:00 #5

  lol that reminds me of the time my mum's two dogs a basset hound called fred and an english pointer called affie opened the freezer section on my mums fridge freezer and ate everything :eek::D
  
  My mum was not best pleased
  
  have never seen such a bloated stomach on a dog before , they were taken to the vet to get checked over so with the vets bill and the cost of replacing the food it was a very expensive day

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  13/06/13 - 19:12 #6

  spookyLX wrote: »

  lol that reminds me of the time my mum's two dogs a basset hound called fred and an english pointer called affie opened the freezer section on my mums fridge freezer and ate everything :eek::D
  
  My mum was not best pleased
  
  have never seen such a bloated stomach on a dog before , they were taken to the vet to get checked over so with the vets bill and the cost of replacing the food it was a very expensive day

  
  :Dmum tells me a story about our old dog who used to raid neighbours gardens, often coming back with washing etc, but one day she came back with a massive bag of frozen peas, and proceeded to scatter them all over! Apparently the woman who owned the peas was non too impressed!

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  13/06/13 - 20:19 #7

  Aw what a wee pet. They are meant to be naughty. That is half the fun of having pets.

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  13/06/13 - 20:24 #8

  You just wanted to spam your YT channel, didn't you?

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  13/06/13 - 20:51 #9

  I just love the way dogs after doing something bad put on a ' innocent face ' as if too say who me ? lol

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  15/06/13 - 01:18 #10

  Wrong header - it should be 'useless lazy owner locks bored ignored dog in kitchen whilst he's at home because he can't be arsed to look after his dog properly'.....
  
  I mean, seriously, why the eff would you lock your dog in the kitchen? Especially when you're at home? And are you such a tool that you need your girlfriend to tell you to check on the dog?!

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