What Have They Done To Our Toys?

[Seraphina]

Join our free community today.

Connect with other like-minded dog lovers!

Login or Register

We had a big clean-up for Xmas, but the girls were not too impressed by most of their toys being washed and then hung up to dry.

 

[AnnSa]

Great pictures :lol:

 

Nice to see you can get them dry

outside this time of year.

 

[Hula]

Great pics :lol:

 

[Trish]

im suprised they didnt get them all off the line (w00t) :lol:

 

[jinnyfizz]

How do you manage to keep the toys in one piece!!

I think I'd be handing the stuffing out to dry after my gang had played with them

Lovely pics - looks nice and warm

 

[maggie217]

:wub: I love those pics...the toys are almost bigger than your whippets. :huggles:

 

Pauline & Ruby

 

[Seraphina]

How do you manage to keep the toys in one piece!!I think I'd be handing the stuffing out to dry after my gang had played with them

They are not really in one piece, they all have holes in them and stuffing coming out. The little brown teddy bear lost his head and the giant rabbits do not have nose. Some toys seem to last longer than others; often those i think will be de-stuffed quickly las long time and those that look tough are in shreds in no time. But they are taught not to take anything of the line and are pretty good in that way. In any case they do have lots more toys, but they are particularly fond of the giant pink rabbits

 

[~Annie~]

I'd be particularly fond of the giant pink rabbits too lol ... but my gang would destuff them in no time and then play tug of war with their 'skins'.

Annie

 

[meddling]

Great pictures :lol:  

Nice to see you can get them dry

outside this time of year.

Course they can Ann, they're in flipping Australia! :teehee:

Hope they have their toys back again now :thumbsup:

 

[maggie217]

How do you manage to keep the toys in one piece!!I think I'd be handing the stuffing out to dry after my gang had played with them

They are not really in one piece, they all have holes in them and stuffing coming out. The little brown teddy bear lost his head and the giant rabbits do not have nose. Some toys seem to last longer than others; often those i think will be de-stuffed quickly las long time and those that look tough are in shreds in no time. But they are taught not to take anything of the line and are pretty good in that way. In any case they do have lots more toys, but they are particularly fond of the giant pink rabbits

Its funny what you say about some toys lasting longer than others. Ruby tears a lot of her toys up, or pulls the stuffing out, even when they seem quite strong. But she has a monkey which doesn't seem very tough yet she has never damaged that one. I think it is because it was her first toy and she cherishes and takes special care of it.

Pauline

 

[Seraphina]

Its funny what you say about some toys lasting longer than others. Ruby tears a lot of her toys up, or pulls the stuffing out, even when they seem quite strong. But she has a monkey which doesn't seem very tough yet she has never damaged that one. I think it is because it was her first toy and she cherishes and takes special care of it. Pauline

We have some screaming monkeys from American greyhound rescue, we've had them for several years and they are quite intact, except one stopped screaming after being thrown in the fish pond (w00t) When they originally arrived I did not think they will see the end of the day