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I have tiny teeth marks on an once-mint MPC '68 Bonneville hood, where one of my Yorkies grabbed it off my desk and ran around the house with it a few years ago.

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The wifes 'puppy' (9 months old Newfoundland)  is 100 lbs and acts like a toddler.......no sense of how big.....or where....or any idea of what she is doing. 

A good guard dog for sure......but a huge lummox!!! 

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Perhaps the description that sums it up best is 'I live in a madhouse ruled by a tiny army I made myself'...I've seen that applied to memes applied to dogs and toddlers.   Living w/ 6 dogs (albeit dogs that weigh less than 60lbs total) is challenging at times, but very rewarding...I've enjoyed my experiences w/ dog rescues..

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I wouldn't trade Lady, my black lab, for anything. Thankfully, she never chewed things that she wasn't supposed to. 

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Never had that problem with our 110 Lb. Yellow Lab. Always made sure he had lots of those rawhide chew sticks from Pets Smart. Dogs are just like a five year old trapped in those furry little bodies.

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He doesn't come in the room ,...until I turn on the compressor,.....

He hears a frightened heart beat :huh:... and needs to find the animal attached :blink:

 

 

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Yep. Been there too a long time ago. It was an out of production USA 1 Vega kit kit turned pro street that was a few pieces away from being finished. When I think about it now, I probably could have fixed it if happened now. It was chewed on the front corner but not destroyed. Instead it got gutted for parts.

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Then there was the time my girlfriend's cat sprayed my collection.  Eww. 

Scott

 

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 I never had any model car / dog mishaps.   There was the time when my five year old daughter went into the model room and poured an entire bottle of CA glue into an interior tub that was sitting on the bench.

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 I never had any model car / dog mishaps.   There was the time when my five year old daughter went into the model room and poured an entire bottle of CA glue into an interior tub that was sitting on the bench.

Just be glad she didn't drink it. 

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Cats can be just as bad! Years ago, my 22 lb. orange Tabby decided to take a leap on top of my dresser drawer. Just so happens that a '58 Studebaker Golden Hawk that I had finished a few years earlier was in a case on top of the dresser.

Well, they say that cats always land on their feet-------well almost! Kitkat missed his "landing spot" on the drawer, and ended up toppling the model over in its case, wrecking the hood. :( Needless to say, I was FURIOUS and the cat had the nerve to take off and hide for the next several hours. 

Knowing cats though, it was probably out of embarrassment, and not that I was terrifically angry at him! 

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 :( Needless to say, I was FURIOUS and the cat had the nerve to take off and hide for the next several hours. 

 

Cat was probably scared silly! And for good reason.  You are a big guy  Bill!  :P

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