That's nothing Bayley ate one of my paychecks once!! There was other paper on my desk but that's the one she grabbed. I saw her with it but thought it was just a scrap! Fortunately, they replaced it right away for me.

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I agree, the money won't hurt him, but the Bob Marley ticket.....mmmmmmmm I'm not sure about that.....

It was Bob DYLAN, he is likely to be much more irritating than Bob Marley.
Sorry, I couldn't help it, I'm just not a Dylan fan, but to tell the truth I couldn't tell you what Marley sounds like, I may not like his stuff either....
I doubt that the ink in either one would cause a problem unless it was a banner sized ticket, or if it was printed in China with lead paint.
You could always give him a detox treatment if you think the ticket is toxic.

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Follow him around he may pay you back tomorrow!

That's no joke. Not sure if they're hard to digest, but I've seen pieces of a dollar the next day. Since they were $1 bills, I didn't bother. Now, $20... that's another story.

Got a phone call last night, forgot about my just cooked steak on the counter. Yep...gone...a nice ribeye too. Ran outside, Lear was just finishing up and munching on the COOKED bone. I think I got there in time before he actually ate any bone. But he has had diarrhea all day from it, since the fat was still on it and it was in addition to the meal he was already fed that evening.

Robber. He did not want to let go of that bone and held on for dear life. My normal "drop it" command didn't work worth beans. I resorted to using the "out" command used during bite training...that worked instantly. I was rather proud of him for outing it, even though he ate my dinner. I gave no corrections cause didn't want to mess up the "out" that he did so well.

Yeah, that money is still ok (if it all comes out ok). I think you need a certain percentage of the actual bill (more than half of the bill) and you send it to Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Here's a website that explains, although I don't know about the last paragraph in that article...I don't think the Bureau would want the bill in the condition it was found. hahaha!!
http://www.bankjr.com/pground/moneytech/mutilatedMoney.jsp

Now this site seems more reasonable, it says you can take it to a bank as long as it's value is evident. That's what I thought.
http://www.accubanker.com/services/article7.phtml

NO FAIR.....Richards posting cute pics of his adorable Beagle, RUY again........

Yeah Sandy, a Ribeye is a hard thing to lose.

I bought a breakfast pizza once and dumb me, put it in the vehicle on the dashboard, finished getting fuel and came back and it was GONE.....I must have forgotten to latch Max's crate and there he was....the big lug....in his crate, licking his chops and laying on the box.


He is also the one that eats rope toys and plastic squeakers if I am not careful......

Yeah, especially if ribeyes come few and far in between. To top it off he got praised for the "out"...go figure. :laugh:

Edited to add: how the heck can a dog be so in love with meat and still think rope and fabric is yummy. Lear eats that stuff too, Carol. Strange animals that they are

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I guess you paid for your mistake of leaving things where the dog can get them huh That's one way to learn!

Uh, yeah. Stupid me, I had just said that morning that I needed to go through that clip of pprs...spaced it and it didn't even occur to me that my DARLING pup would think of THAT.

8 months and counting the days to 18 months to see if my hard work will truly pay off. He is really good (by my standards). Thankfully, he has not destroyed anything else, as my supervision is *generally* stellar.

You guys are too funny. Glad to know the money ink is of no concern (but for those of you concerned about the Dylan ink, well...I'm sure HE'd have something to say about that, or not...:grin

Oh, just for clarification, at 18 months (ok, maybe 24 months) Cato will majically transform into a calm dog who listens to everything I say...(the majical transformation will be a result of my hard work, of course).

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Oh, just for clarification, at 18 months (ok, maybe 24 months) Cato will majically transform into a calm dog who listens to everything I say...(the majical transformation will be a result of my hard work, of course).

Exactly right!

Maybe even earlier, sounds like he is maturing faster then his half sister!