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Why I don't like my Irish Setters...
Anyone want to trade? Two Irish Setters, going free! Will swap for chocolate...
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Comment by Laura Kolbach on September 8, 2008 at 5:39am
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hahaha, well, i think, almost everybody has an experience like this :-) will look for my photos regarding this "issue" - allthough mine stopped after minor puppy age ;-)
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Comment by Melinda Auld on September 8, 2008 at 5:49am
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That only took them a few minutes...imagine what they could do in an hour...a day! In that pile are:
- 2 x dog beds
- 3 x users' manuals (tv, dvd and x-box)
- 100+ pens with velvet casings (these were in another room behind a CLOSED door, upon a shelf that stands at my eye-height...)
- a prospectus
- 2 x rope toys...which are theirs anyway, but which were oddly clean and untouched...
- a gym bag which contained socks (as yet undiscovered) and some paper we can't quite identify
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Actually, I left it there all day, just so Glenn could see it when he came home. I figured my describing it to him over the phone didn't really do it justice. It didn't take too long to clean up, thankfully!
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Comment by Yvonne Joerling on September 8, 2008 at 6:17am
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well I think every Setter was "for sale" in the first few weeks :-))
I have similar Photos and a lot of practice in cleaning
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Comment by Kristina Brannlund Westin on September 8, 2008 at 6:51am
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Ha, ha, looks familliar!
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Haha or worse, the next morning...half digested...
This mess, btw, wasn't made by cute, innocent little puppies. No. It was made by a 3.5 year old, and a 2 year old Irish...and a 4 year old Labrador...
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correction, some Setters are for sale in the first few years.
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Comment by Dee Rance on September 8, 2008 at 8:13am
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Oh haven't we all been there, even with closed doors these 'delightful' dogs can get at ANYTHING, I presume that they are just puppies, I have just come back after dropping my granddaughter at nursery, my 7 year old has cleared my kitchen worktop, she is good at the sneaky trashing, sits there and points to the younger dog and says ''she did it'' trouble is the youngster is in a cage, sneaky. A cage is the only way for peace of mind when you aren't there. Dee and the girls
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Comment by Henk ten Klooster on September 8, 2008 at 8:28am
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Who proves you did not do it yourself????:-))))
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My blood pressure, that's who... :-P~~~
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