Aw, yes-chewing- 8 new hoses at $20/each; my matress; the family room couch; 2 recliners; the lawn mower, dancing boots; work boots; 2 pairs of clogs; high heels; sandals; vacuum cleaner; new running shoes; old running shoes; all of the bottom knobs on the dresser; rulers; pencils; wood kitchen chairs; couch accent pillows; shovel, trowel, screwdriver and rake handles; electric cords; table legs; work gloves; my work pants; paint brushes for fine art; sea sponges; potted plants; potatoes, apples; books; and it does not exist if they haven't chewed it up or tried to chew it up. A few nights ago, Missy upchucked some pieces of plywood that wouldn't go through her system.
They are doing a whole lot better-but I think that it might be that there isn't a lot left to chew. I ran a radio wire around, so my new lawn mower and old tools can be placed out of their reach. Last night I heard crunching and I ran over to find Missy crunching on ice cubes that had been dropped.
They are getting better. The other night they were tempted by the hose, so they dug a string of holes and drug the hose over and buried sections in the holes. It finally seemed to dawn on them that if they chew up leashes the'that we couldn't go on walks. They also get upset when I scream and cry. Dog repellents don't seem to work. In the last 2 weeks, it was only a pair of gloves, a screwdriver handle from the top of the table and the plywood scrap that I missed, when cleaning up. I do wood work. Screaming works well with them, while I shake what ever it is in their faces. They do get stressed by things and regress.

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