The Hit List

I was "inspired" by Shannon's blog and decided to compile a list of things my corgis have destroyed over the years, feel free to post pics and share your stories. We all need a good laugh :)

 

 

  1. Half a tub of drywall spackle
  2. 4 inches of baseboard
  3. licked a 3 inch hole in the kitchen wall (thru the crate)
  4. Three wooden baby gates
  5. Couple of pens
  6. A pair of chopsticks
  7. A Clicker
  8. A pair of Oakley's Clogs
  9. A pair of Teva Sandals
  10. Two Ps2 controller cord
  11. One Dance Dance Revolution Pad
  12. One Frisbee
  13. One Rattan Pet bed
  14. One RC Ferrari
  15. One Furminator Handle 
  16. One Sheepskin Rug (aspiring herding dog)
  17. One tennis ball (took 6 years)
  18. A dozen softoys

 

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Permalink Reply by Don on March 1, 2011 at 3:53am
  1. Wooden molding ( corners only)
  2. Homework ( various subjects )
  3. Neon tube ( end cap only)
  4. Stuffed toys and more stuffed toys
  5. 1 chair leg
  6. Sharpie red in color
  7. Cardboard Box
  8. Cat5e wire
  9. Socks ( no holes, yet)

Yah, the neon tube was a quick check at the vet, didn't ingest anything that could be concerning. My homework I offered to bring in the remains as my professor didn't believe me. Seems she takes issue with uneven surfaces as she only chews the wood where it may have warped, go figure. No " Indestructible" toy has survived the wrath of her yet...I think socks are a comfort thing as she doesn't chew them but rather just lay on them.

Permalink Reply by Deborah Smith on March 3, 2011 at 3:10pm

1 leather chair

Oak baseboards

TV/Cable remote control

Computer power cord

Furminator and wire brush

Any ink pen, pencil or sharpie within reach

Multiple table legs and the front of an antique floor clock

Every dog toy - stuffed, ball, plastic (including the handles of 2 Jolly balls and all 'indestructibles')

Plastic coat hanger

2 crates + 3 dog beds

1st Corgi licked the finish off the wood floor

Lipsticks, chapsticks, deodorant, sneaker balls, chewing gum - she can open any bag left on the floor

Homework and textbooks

Rug pads (not the rug, just the pad)

Permalink Reply by Judy Green on March 9, 2011 at 7:22pm

I stopped replacing the screw covers around the bottom of the toilet. I lost count of how many times I had to replace those only to find Maddie running through the house with one soon after. The night I brought her home she bit through the cord of my cell phone charger.

Pair of shoes I'd just bought as per a bride's request as to its color

Holes in carpet (why DO they do that)

Socks (most of my socks look like Dracula got ahold of them)

More pencils than I can count

It also takes about 13 hours for plastic buttons from a pair of pajama pants to make their way through a corgi. That's all you wanna know.

Permalink Reply by Bax & Zigs & Rosie on March 14, 2011 at 1:35pm
Lol at 13 hours. Good to know. =)
Permalink Reply by Jasmine on April 1, 2011 at 6:32pm
BET THE CORGI HAD A TUMMY ACH!
Permalink Reply by Taffy (corgi is Hercules) on March 10, 2011 at 12:40pm

Hercules so far:

1. Lots of paper/cardboard no big deal, except the receipts.

2. Wood floor in a couple of spots.

3. Rug gripper pads (several) still working on this one.

4. Corners of a couple area rugs. ( I rolled up all my good rugs when I brought him home)

5. Edges of foam workout mat.

6. Carbon monoxide detector cord, stereo cord. (The 2 cords I missed, all others taped up on wall, nice look ;o)..

7. Toys (that is what they are for right?)

8. Loves to chew tags off anything...blankets, towels, toys....

9. He was obsessed with the corner of my recliner, did a bit of chewing, bitter apple, chewing, bitter apple...

Permalink Reply by Vee Luther on March 13, 2011 at 12:04pm
Many items --too many to catalogue but i do recall coming home one holiday season to find a living room that looked like Santa had met the chainsaw murderer.... a santa hat decoration shredded and WIDELY strewn about. 
Permalink Reply by Nancy Geddes on March 13, 2011 at 1:56pm

Leather belt.

Leather fingers of work glove.

Leather sandal.

Replacement leather sandal.

Leather ear of antique leather pig footstool.

 

 

 

 

 

Permalink Reply by Bax & Zigs & Rosie on March 14, 2011 at 1:37pm

Sounds like your corgi loves leather!

Permalink Reply by Emily Trupiano on March 13, 2011 at 11:51pm

My first corgi chewed up my childhood Easter basket :( That can't be replaced!

 

He also destroyed several rodents in the backyard.

Permalink Reply by Bax & Zigs & Rosie on March 14, 2011 at 1:35pm
  1. Roll of toliet paper x 2
  2. Box of tissues x 2
  3. Highlighter x 2
  4. Wicker ottoman x 1
  5. Wicker nightstand x 1
  6. Pen x 1
  7. Book light x 1
  8. Cell phone charger cord x 1
  9. Laptop charger cord x 1
  10. Leather portfolio x 1
  11. Business cards x 10
  12. Sunday newspaper x 1
  13. Wireless mouse x 1
  14. Bag of treats x 3
  15. Birth control pill box x 2
  16. Birth control pills (sugar pills) x 2
  17. Baseboard corner x 1
  18. Sour Cream and Onion Pringles can x 1 (This was most impressive, as it was shredded so completely that I didn't know what it was until I found the lid.)
  19. Books x 6 (One of which was a wrapped Christmas present!)
  20. Shoelaces x 2 pair
  21. Treatball x 1 (He took out and ate the removable cylinder)
  22. Back panel of the remote control x 1
  23. Tennis balls x a bunch
  24. Dog toys x a bunch
Permalink Reply by Tim Lum on March 14, 2011 at 4:02pm

Oh Let me think? This is just a partial list:

 

Multiple TV Controllers

The Couch

My wife expensive digital camera

Numerous  ceramic candle holders

The nunchuck for the Wii

slats off the bi-fold doors (many)

Their brush handle (Many)

Many of my books from the book case

 

I'm sure there's more but that's all I can think of for right now!

 

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