[pyrnet] Re: pyrnet-l-digest.20011127

[Rhonda Collins <rhonda@castlepublishing.com>]

At 12:01 AM 11/28/2001 -0500, you wrote:

> Well, not that IM an expert or
> anything at all with my pry but Molly has a 
> stuffed dog that she plays with and she doesn't go for anything else
> like, my 
> daughters stuffed animals.
>
> tammie and molly

I tend to think they know the difference between
"yours" and "mine", and he really, really, loves that
ball. But it WOULD get chewed up if we let him have it all the 
time.

> Also how come the vet kept
> telling em how clean my dog was he couldn't get 
> over how clean she was are they supposed to be
> dirty??

I get that all the time. I won't have a dog in the
house that's filthy. If he gets really dirty, he gets bathed, but most of
the time, it's almost like if the dirt has a chance to dry, it seems to
magically disappear (probably into my carpets!!!)

OK, I want to hear from all you experienced Pyr
owners about how you
> decorate your homes and keep your
> Pyrs safe at the same time. <snip>
> I am wondering how she will do with a 7 ft Christmas tree and all
> the
> trimmings in our living room?  Any suggestions?  The rooms all
> are open to
> each other so I cannot close off the entire
> room.

I opted for a small, 4-foot tree in the corner on a
table and flanked by sofa and loveseat.  He can easily get to the
tree--can lay on the couch or loveseat and nibble if he wants...but so
far, I've only lost one ornament. I have a lot of handmade ornaments from
friends all over the world, and