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Cardboard Rug<g>
Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2010 4:10 pm
by leih merigian
I keep trying to give Geyser a nice rug in her Xpen. Nothing doing! She just thinks it's a huge chew toy

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I often give her a box to mess with and tear up, and recently, she broke one down and started using it as a rug

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A cardboard rug is better than no rug, I figure...

Re: Cardboard Rug<g>
Posted: Sat Nov 20, 2010 3:21 am
by syzygy
Funny! She looks quite proud of her flattened box.
Why is it--they never choose the 65-dollar Cabela's dog bed. Like a cat--whose favorite toy, according to surveys--the ring off the milk jug. Forget the battery-operated computer-controlled crazy mouse toy you paid a fortune for.
My dogs do tend to play with them some, but I really like using empty horse feed sacks in my 400 crates when traveling. If there is a mishap--from either end--you can just remove the top sack and throw it away. A stack of about four or five sacks makes a nice comfy bed <<g>>. I've transported friends' dogs and they tell me that carefully shredded feed sack is even comfier

Nothing fancy about that, either.
Ellisa
Re: Cardboard Rug<g>
Posted: Sat Nov 20, 2010 11:41 am
by Marjolein
It looks pretty....uhm, trendy, I guess. Very enviromenlty friendly and stuff

Just a modern dog, real trendwatcher

Re: Cardboard Rug<g>
Posted: Sat Nov 20, 2010 4:25 pm
by leih merigian
syzygy wrote:Funny! She looks quite proud of her flattened box.
Why is it--they never choose the 65-dollar Cabela's dog bed. Like a cat--whose favorite toy, according to surveys--the ring off the milk jug. Forget the battery-operated computer-controlled crazy mouse toy you paid a fortune for.
My dogs do tend to play with them some, but I really like using empty horse feed sacks in my 400 crates when traveling. If there is a mishap--from either end--you can just remove the top sack and throw it away. A stack of about four or five sacks makes a nice comfy bed <<g>>. I've transported friends' dogs and they tell me that carefully shredded feed sack is even comfier

Nothing fancy about that, either.
Ellisa
That's a great idea...
I have horse stall mats cut into crate mats for her crates, so she's good to go there (what a big job that was, let me tell you!).
I like the ease and disposability of your method, tho!
Re: Cardboard Rug<g>
Posted: Sat Nov 20, 2010 4:26 pm
by leih merigian
Marjolein wrote:It looks pretty....uhm, trendy, I guess. Very enviromenlty friendly and stuff

Just a modern dog, real trendwatcher

That's my girl!
