DeStuffing

[Roland]

Ok I don't care about destuffing a toy, but I am at a loss as to how to keep Oden from destuffing the comforters and dog beds. We crate him, then let him out after a week, he's good for a week or so, then back to distruction. I hate to crate him, although I will if I have to, but I really hate to not be able to have a bed in there for him. 

[bkitchen0406]

http://www.dura-bulldogbedz.com/ChewproofDogBed.shtml

http://geltechnology.com/detail.aspx?ID=30

[Roland]

Thanks.

[bkitchen0406]

If you get one of these or find something else really unique I would love to know how it worked out.

[bkitchen0406]

I will also say that the down side of a poodle is that they like to get back at you. If you do something to make them mad, they are smart enought do something that will make you the most mad. My mom and grandmother had poodles for years and told me about it.

[Helen]

What if you just had a cozy blanket in there?  There'd be no stuffing to destuff!

Helen

[Roland]

It was more our comforters that I was worried about him chewing. Well after Zeus desided to eat the door frame, and we really do not have the room for 2 big crates, I said the he&& with it, and we gave them run of the house while we were out. It seems to have worked. One throw pillow a little chewed but other than that he's been good. Spiteful little ball of fluff.

[Roland]

He is so lucky he's so cute or I would KILL HIM!!!!!!!! We that answers that question, I knew I was pressing my luck by saying that Oden has been good since giveing him free run. Today I overslept, I had set the alarm for 6:30pm instead of 6:30 am. Oden missed his morning run, and only got a short walk around the block. Well the spiteful little snot (who says dogs are not spiteful!?!?) let us know that he was not happy, and ate another bed. What we are going to have to do is whenever we feel he has not had enough exercise that day we will have to keep him in the crate.