Laddie is an excavation engineer.

Fillion dug like a maniac at first but has almost stopped now at 6 months. However I did roll over on a bone buried under the sheet on my side of the bed last nite! Since only Koko can jump up there, I believe I have the culprit :lol:
 
Fillion dug like a maniac at first but has almost stopped now at 6 months. However I did roll over on a bone buried under the sheet on my side of the bed last nite! Since only Koko can jump up there, I believe I have the culprit :lol:

LOL Had the same thing happen Sunday night....I hate when that happens! My Shelties are not the ones who bury bones in the bed....their "sister", the JRT is the one.
 
Shelby was quite a digger too. She could dig a hughe hole faster than you could believe. She doesn't do this much anymore. I will occasionally find her with muddy nose and know she was digging. She loves to dig when we go camping and in the sand.

Hollie would bury her bones in the house. You would find them in blankets chairs etc. and heaven forbid she know you found them. Then there was this big process of walking around crying until she would find a new hiding place. Sometimes she would even bury them under us!!! I sure miss my little girl.
 
Laddie walks around the house with his bone in his mouth crying until he finds a place to "hide" it as well. At first I had no idea what he was up to, then I put two and two together, it is kind of cute.

LOL, when Laddie digs, his nose has a ball of mud on it and it smells like a garden.
 
Laddie loves to dig, and I don't mean small holes, he can dig forever, I have tried to put rocks and bricks in areas he likes best, but, he will remove them with his teeth and start digging again. Last night, he had a big ball of dirt on his nose, like Rudolph, his snoot smells like a garden of fresh dirt. I have not had a dog do this, so, I am stymied as to what to do to stop this. Any ideas will be appreciated.

Oh, he also digs our couch and bed, this has to stop, I do not want my new furniture ruined. UGH!!

Hehehe... I keep telling Olive she doesn't need to aerate the tree roots but she is convinced she knows better.
 
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