Today, my dog chewed through his leash, so I had to take him inside to prevent him from running off. I went to bed. I woke up to torn-up blinds, half-ate sandals, and a very, very anxious cat due to my dog running after her and trying to sniff her butt. FML
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JamJarBinks
| 20
train your dog to behave properly
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Shzusuziq
| 16
So you normally leave him tied up outside all night? That’s just wrong!
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JamJarBinks
| 20
train your dog to behave properly
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Charlie Given
| 23
Sounds like your dog is in heat
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RichardPencil
| 29
Males don’t go into heat. Learn biology.
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MamaChey
| 22
Just don’t procreate. Please. Society cannot handle your lack of discipline.
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RichardPencil
| 29
*half-eaten.
Half-ate is four (or for?)
I don’t think the cat feared only the butt-sniffing.
Half-ate is four (or for?)
I don’t think the cat feared only the butt-sniffing.
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jbuckets_404
| 38
A steel chain will solve the chewing + plenty of outdoor exercise/ walking, a chew toy, and a car crate indoors will solve the rambunctiousness.
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Shzusuziq
| 16
So you normally leave him tied up outside all night? That’s just wrong!
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pins91
| 27
Are... are you saying you leave your dog tied up when it’s outside? :(
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sallygee
| 9
from the sounds of this you usually keep your dog tied up outside. you don't deserve to have a dog. keeping it tied up outside is cruel. ydi
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Sinshine
| 27
Does that mean you normally just your him to something outside and leave him there on his own? No wonder he's not behaving...
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Kim Reid-Lowe
| 6
There's these awesome inventions called crates. And if you would train your dog instead of just leaving him tied up like a friggin yard ornament it would help