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Your lab will jump in your boat when you leave it uncovered. He will chew up anything left out. Also, if you leave your rods leaning up against the fence, he will find a way to break 3 of them. Anyone know if you can fix a clean break in the skinny section of a tight line special 12' rod? Free lab to good home. Has chewing problem.
Ouch! Dogs can be destructive.
Chris
Just the dawgs way of saying too much fishing and not enough duck hunting.
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Originally Posted by RCC
Maybe he WAS trying to tell me something! nonono Thanks for the heads up on Grizzly. I'll be giving them a call.
Had one once that used to chew up bricks.... thought she would eat up the house :biggrin got a used pin from the local bowling alley and it was all toothpicks the next day! Keep your hopes up, they do outgrow it... at least that one did and was a good dog (finally).
Yea mine ate an andy bowles checkered duck call one time:banghead
Put mine in the shed one time because of cold weather. He chewed the seat off a nearly new riding lawn mower.
Catfish (my lab) was a free dog, but when he was about 6 months old, he ate a sock and cost me about $1,000 in vet bills to get it cut out of his stomach! Between vet bills for eating socks, chewing up fences, a door and fishing poles, I bet I have $2500 in him.
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I had a lab that was destructive as a puppy. I always joked I should have named him Cash, as he cost me plenty.