A gnawing habit

Posted in Garden Humor, Home and Lifestyle, Humor, Pets and Wildlife, Photography, Recreation, Wordless Wednesday on Feb 20, 2008


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I’m so afraid that this photo might foretell the future of my garden!

You see I have an almost 6 month old Lab puppy and, if you don’t know, Labs love to chew everything!

We plan on trying our best to keep our puppy out of the garden beds, but I have a feeling if I let down my guard some of my roses might end up looking like this tree! Can you imagine?

Well I guess some of you can as I’ll bet a few of you have had a garden bed dug up or destroyed by a pet dog in the past.

I sure hope our dog doesn’t become our biggest garden pest! LOL




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6 Responses to “ A gnawing habit ”

  1. # 1 Yen Says:

    What a great photo!!! Love the perspective too:D Too COOL!

  2. # 2 Mooney C Says:

    WOaahh!! WTF! Is tha for real? a dog chew down a tree.

  3. # 3 Shabem Says:

    Wow seriously lol.
    Great shot. Happy WW!

  4. # 4 Robyn Says:

    Is that a beaver, or a dog? LOL!

  5. # 5 Dave Says:

    Great picture, over the course of a winter my chocolate lab ate 6 of my 12 cedar trees that I had planted that previous spring. The looked exactly like that picture.

  6. # 6 Jaki Says:

    I sympathize, I have 2 dobermans. I tried a nice 1 foot high wire edging fence to keep them out of the flower beds but I don’t think it’s working so I’m going to have to block a whole section of my yard with larger fencing to give my garden a chance this spring.
    Depending on how bad they are it might even be an electric fence, yikes!

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