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The dog's a nut case

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  • BarklessdogB

    @AJs:

    We've been in this motel room for about a week and a half. We've been in motels before and I have never seen this dog do the following:

    He licks the bedspread.

    At first, I thought "Eeewwww" like some of you are, but he's not going back to the same spot. Where ever he happens to be lying or sitting, he starts to lick the bedspread and will sometimes continue until I stop him. So I believe my dog is a little loopy.

    Anyone know a good psychiatrist who speaks Basenji?

    Check the bed spread with a black light, there is probably disgusting human residue on it. The grosser it is the more they love it.

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  • natnatsupercatN

    eeeeeeeew. My dogs do like to lick my legs and when I get out of the shower…but I'm not sure that I could stomach watching them like a motel bedspread :-/

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  • BasenjimammaB

    yuck…but so understandable..mine are the same, well they have never been in a hotel room, but licking yucky stuff..
    Silly AJ :)

    Petra and Pippin

    with Otis in my heart…

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  • Rita JeanR

    Jaycee not so bad but Jayden look out socks if they are my son's or my daughter's boyfriends socks Jayden will roll on your feet to get to the socks.

    Rita Jean

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