Teribble two's

Subject: Teribble two's Mon 30 Jan 2012, 5:04 pm

Yup I think Panzer is starting into the terrible two's...lol. Today he tried to chew on everything in the house. He also tried to dig up the corner of my kitchen. :roll:

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Mon 30 Jan 2012, 6:47 pm

LMAO thats a sign that hes now really settled in :lol:

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OH OH Mousey,big trouble now :lol:

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Mon 30 Jan 2012, 7:12 pm

Don't miss those days.

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Mon 30 Jan 2012, 9:37 pm

He's normally a really calm pup but sometimes he gets in a hyper mood and nothing is safe from his mouth..lol

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Tue 31 Jan 2012, 8:21 am

Maybe he doesn't like your choice of flooring and he wants them redone lol

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Tue 31 Jan 2012, 11:22 pm

lol ... The terrible two's in dogs last until 24 months of age.

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Wed 01 Feb 2012, 8:33 pm

Panzer is starting early! Our first rottie around 7 months decided he really liked those long wooden strips that are studded with sharp metal teeth.......and are nail gunned into concrete floor and hidden beneath carpet and underlay. Liked the whole damn back hallway off the rec room so much he ripped up a ten foot x three foot run, consumed the underlay, yanked the strips out of the concrete and ATE them. Mind you, he did it in stages (as we caught him and relayed the carpet) Couldn't believe that wood and sharp metal teeth went through him no problem.

But then again it shouldn't have shocked us too much as comforters, starched doilies, leather gloves, jewellery and whole sneakers made the same journey ......... except he would puke up the entire rubber soles of the sneakers (guess the weren't compatible with his digestive system)

Welcome to rottie parenthood. :lol:

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Wed 01 Feb 2012, 9:17 pm

remind me never to get a rotti LOL

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Thu 02 Feb 2012, 9:18 pm

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Mousey wrote:: :o

Yep, it's true always crate a rotti pup.
Mine puked up a strip of cloth that said ECKO on it, didn't realize till days later he ate the son in laws cap. I just happened to ask does anyone know what ECKO is? I always thought the meds for seizures caused him to eat everything though.

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Fri 03 Feb 2012, 6:58 pm

jamn53 wrote:

Mousey wrote:: :o

Yep, it's true always crate a rotti pup.
Mine puked up a strip of cloth that said ECKO on it, didn't realize till days later he ate the son in laws cap. I just happened to ask does anyone know what ECKO is? I always thought the meds for seizures caused him to eat everything though.

+1

Not sure what ECKO is. Mine ate a large piece of the plastic crate pan (this after a nice long hour walk) when she was younger, a small part of the door frame to the back door, and one time tossed a brick outside at me and it hit my shin. I was in tears, it hurt so bad. They will keep you on your toes, that's for sure.

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BigBrownEyes29 wrote:

jamn53 wrote:

Mousey wrote:: :o

Yep, it's true always crate a rotti pup.
Mine puked up a strip of cloth that said ECKO on it, didn't realize till days later he ate the son in laws cap. I just happened to ask does anyone know what ECKO is? I always thought the meds for seizures caused him to eat everything though.

+1

Not sure what ECKO is. Mine ate a large piece of the plastic crate pan (this after a nice long hour walk) when she was younger, a small part of the door frame to the back door, and one time tossed a brick outside at me and it hit my shin. I was in tears, it hurt so bad. They will keep you on your toes, that's for sure.

Ecko is the name brand of clothes and caps. He ate the son in law's cap!

Subject: Re: Teribble two's Fri 03 Feb 2012, 9:46 pm

He is def going to be crated for a while! We don't even let him down staires and I keep all doors to our rooms/bathrooms closed.