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Bad Fonzie. Bad!

H has left Jake and The Fonz alone before with no troubles.

Yesterday, we went to the city to run an errand, and then we stopped off at a bar to have some drinks. We were enjoying the beer, the afternoon and each other.

On the way home we were laughing and planning our evening around the house.

I knew we were in trouble the minute we entered the garage. I could hear Fonzie barking way too loudly - he had broken out of the kitchen. Upon closer inspection, he had someone OPENED the babygate. (Maybe he does have thumbs?)

He had gotten into the trash and done a pretty good job of eating most of the grossest stuff (weeks old spaghetti) and some expired meds of mine (anti-nausea meds, which probably helped him out). There were couch and chair cushions everywhere. He had gotten onto the desk and pushed most everything onto the floor. He pooped on the rug and puked on the carpet.

I was picking up bits of plastic and asked H, "What is this?" "My nightguard!" he said. As soon as he said it, I started panicing - What about MY nightguard (FYI - H's nightguard was $30 from Walgreens, mine was MUCH more expensive, from the orthodontist). I guess Fonzie didn't care for mine. We found it under the bed.

When I entered the bedroom, the first thing I noticed was that Fonzie had peed on the bed. On H's pillow, no less. So, instead of a relaxing evening, I had to wash all of the bedding, steam clean the carpet and H had to go get another nightguard.

I am surprised that H didn't "accidentally' smother the dog in his sleep. Oy!
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Re: Bad Fonzie. Bad!

  • hmonkeyhmonkey member
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    edited December 2011
    oh dear.  sounds like someone is not that housebroken, and the panties of shame might be going back on.
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  • **O-Face****O-Face** member
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    edited December 2011
    Holy Hell.

    That sucks.  It's often a game when we come home and turn the corner to get upstairs...of "who ate what?". 

    This week it was an entire package (-2) of clif shots.  So some dog really enjoyed a shot of glycogen.
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  • edited December 2011
    I think he went in the house because he was freaking out. It is a classic sign of seperation anxiety. He'll justhave to go in the crate when we leave. This was the case with Taz and Finnigan. It happens.
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  • edited December 2011

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    This is me at the peeing on the pillow part.

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  • **O-Face****O-Face** member
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    edited December 2011
    I hate that.

    The most often problem is ripping up of plastic bags, or toilet paper, or any other paper product.
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  • zsazsa-stlzsazsa-stl member
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    edited December 2011

    Holy smokes!!!  Good luck adopting out that one.

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  • GBCKGBCK member
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    edited December 2011
    I've been warned repeatedly that nightguards = doggie crack.
    No idea why but they LURVE them.

    But, ugh that sounds all around sucky.
  • edited December 2011
    Yes, GBCK - When I was little, our dog would go after my retainer. I was joking with H that Fonzie ate garbage AND his nightguard - so what does that say about H's breath.

    The mess is all cleaned up now and we just have to keep him crated when we leave. I hope he doesn't pee or crap in the crate. If he does, then the panties of shame shall reappear (and so will pics of him in panties of shame).
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