Watching cars going in circles at high speed and getting nowhere is too much like life sometimes
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- Thread starter ninerbuff
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I thought dogs loved chasing cars.
False stereotype. A few do, of course, but many don't
I guess the couple times mine got loose, they didn't bother any cars.
Mine chases cars and it's my fault, I used to let her chase the mower.
My dogs chewed up a mower.
Mine has chewed up many dog toys and a few dog beds but no mowers. She destroyed a guaranteed indestructible dog toy in less than a day.
What was the toy?
I can't really remember, it was a fish shaped thing and had guaranteed indestructible on the tag.
Did you take it back for a refund?
It would be so hilarious to see a dog chasing a lone mower going down the street.
That remind me that I have a pair of shoes that are laced yet there are no ends for tying or untying. The shoes can be slipped into and out. They fit comfortably yet stay on really well. They are unisex. Such shoes are popular here.
Yep. They offered a replacement but I declined and got a refund
There's nothing like a "you can't do this" motivational challenge. We bought ours a couple of $12.00 dog balls which have resisted destruction. They're not designed for fetch but they work quite well and attract dog thiefs to boot because the dogs think they're high value.
