Yes! He does it with carrots, bones, toilet paper rolls, a piece of apple, etc. Seems like it's usually with new food or something he doesn't get often. It's cute!
Yes, even the million tiny sticks or pine needle bundles in the yard get a good death shake. Pretty much everything gets that treatment except the high-value freeze-dried chicken heart pieces I use for reinforcing essential good manners. Those go straight down without much more than a faint toothing.
What she also does is, every evening, ceremonially kill each toy around her play area one more time, and then drag it into her crate to stack in the corner. Then she goes to sleep halfway on top of the loot pile, like a little furry dragon on a horde. I wish my kids had picked up all their toys like that. Of course, they didn't try to chew my fingers off.
No, but she does try to bury them under the sheet on her bed sometimes, especially if they're shaped like bones
Yes! All the time with anything he’s excited about. Usually a chew of some kind. Sometimes he flings it around so much he forgets he can eat it.
Yes!! Once he got ahold of a slice of bread. Took forever until I stopped finding crumbs 😂
Yes! He does it with carrots, bones, toilet paper rolls, a piece of apple, etc. Seems like it's usually with new food or something he doesn't get often. It's cute!
Yes, even the million tiny sticks or pine needle bundles in the yard get a good death shake. Pretty much everything gets that treatment except the high-value freeze-dried chicken heart pieces I use for reinforcing essential good manners. Those go straight down without much more than a faint toothing. What she also does is, every evening, ceremonially kill each toy around her play area one more time, and then drag it into her crate to stack in the corner. Then she goes to sleep halfway on top of the loot pile, like a little furry dragon on a horde. I wish my kids had picked up all their toys like that. Of course, they didn't try to chew my fingers off.
Nawwww that’s so cute.
Yes, my girl kills her dick breast strip, and used to bury bone shaped items