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  • So we were going out of state today to have easter dinner with relatives. When i left this morning i put simba in his kennel. that was about noon. My husband got home from work about 6pm (he didnt go to dinner) and he called me and asked me if i had left simba out ( knowing that i never leave him out) i told him no. Some how he got his kennel door open and spent what i assume most of the day loose in the house. But i am soooooo Happy he didnt get into one thing, everything was just the way i left it. I was so surprised that he didnt tear stuff up. i at least thought he would have torn the garbage apart but no. i am so thankful i didnt come up to a torn apart house!:D

  • Yea, well, maybe you can b proof the house and leave him out with a nice chew toy.
    My 2 b's sleep when I am gone.

  • How do you know they sleep when you are not there? :)

  • Laugh…because the couch is intact and the pillow still have their stuffing...
    giggle.

  • @jonny:

    How do you know they sleep when you are not there? :)

    @sharronhurlbut:

    Laugh…because the couch is intact and the pillow still have their stuffing...
    giggle.

    This is really funny. It should go into a basenji quote book. LOL!

  • What is really funny is when I came home one time way long ago and saw all these white things all over the living room…went into the family room and couch was totally gutted.
    So, to be cute, I thru a throw over the whole mess, and cleaned up the carpet.
    Hubby came home, dropped on the couch, and fell into the hole, to the floor.
    I roared...with laughter...he was NOT so pleased...
    I wonder why he has stayed with me for 27 yrs???

  • Sharon,

    I know why he has stayed. He really really loves the B's!!

    rotfl

    Randa

  • @sharronhurlbut:

    Yea, well, maybe you can b proof the house and leave him out with a nice chew toy.
    My 2 b's sleep when I am gone.

    I think that's what my B does as well. I swear every time I return, not a single thing is out of place. Not even his toys. He's usually stretching as I enter. He acts like he's just getting up from a nap on the floor, but I always can tell he's been sleeping on the couch (he doesn't know humans can sense heat). Funny how he hides that. :D

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