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Comment by Lynda on March 12, 2009 at 10:54pm

I love this group. Reading all you stories and seeing the incriminating photos...makes me laugh and realize that's why we have these little sweeties....to help us laugh!!!

Comment by Lisa B on March 10, 2009 at 12:37pm

Not really, they got into one of my flower pots of black dirt and made a mess of themselves and the pot. The toilet paper is an ongoing crime. He loves the closet with the new rolls of toilet paper! He thinks they are his, I keep reminding him of the myriad of corky approved toys spread thru my entire house!

Comment by pegi & austin bottom(muffinbutt) on March 10, 2009 at 1:13am

gosh! have our critters been good for 4 whole days???

Comment by Lisa B on March 5, 2009 at 5:42pm

Caught in action!

Comment by Carleigh and Ein on March 5, 2009 at 1:20pm

as soon as i can upload the photos there will be TONS of Ein getting into every possible situation he could get into :p

Comment by Edie on March 5, 2009 at 10:14am

Oh, I forgot the holes she is digging in the backyard. She keeps working on them, and has buried her outside ball so far. Lucky for us that we usually are out with her and see what she is up to... we retreived the ball. I don't know if she was "putting it away where it wouldn't get lost", or just hiding it from any other fur kid who MAY happen to get over our fence and steal it! My hubby had to fasten chicken wire around the bottom 2-3 feet of our picket fence and add barriers at the bottom of the gates b/c Morna could fit between the pickets and under the gates when we brought her home. At the rate she is growing, though, we may be able to remove the "puppy proofing" on the fence.

Comment by Edie on March 5, 2009 at 10:09am

We are still keeping Morna confined to a room at a time for potty training purposes. She has graduated from being confined to her puppy play pen to free access to our office room when we are in there and the door is closed. She is definitely a character! When she is outside, she finds all kinds of twigs, pieces of pine cones, etc to chew. I was worried at first that it would make her sick. She hasn't gotten sick yet (we've had her for about 6 weeks now), so I guess it doesn't hurt them. This one is hard to catch in chewing anything that we haven't provided for her, although she does gnaw on the hard plastic of the puppy pen, even when she is not in it. Her mission is to destroy it from inside or out! It's an adventure every day with her! and she sounds just like all of the other fur kids here. I hope we survive her adolescence and that grown up she'll be a little more conservative about her choice of chewies!

Comment by astro, starla, joleene & jason on March 5, 2009 at 8:49am

here is the after crime....

Comment by Brent & Mona's Bunny Butts! on March 3, 2009 at 10:32pm

Here ya go Lisa B. Something like this?

Comment by Lisa B on March 3, 2009 at 2:56pm

corky too loves it when he spies the dishwaher door open! He too feels the need to "help out" in the kitchen. It always makes me think of Carrot Tops one prop of the dish drainer attached to the dog bowls it was entitled "Red neck dishwasher" Corky would love that job!!

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