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Stoney666 · 11/07/2012 13:38

Golden retriever 6 months is driving me bonkers. He is lovely and good in so many ways but I went out of the room for ten minutes earlier came back and he had kitchen bin all over floor and god only knows what has gone in his mouth. I know they are notoriously greedy but is there anyway I can stop him steeling/begging. I don't want to lock him in his crate everything I go out of room, he loves it and I don't want him to see it as a prison. Sorry but it's got to me today lol, so much mess :(

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daisyrain · 11/07/2012 13:47

Mine is 12 (collie cross)
He still does it. I have got a babygate though, to stop him.
But if I forget, then he has a field day :)

SweetGeneVincent · 11/07/2012 13:52

Unfortunately, you seem to have a teenager! My springer x at that age shredded 96 vinyl gloves, 7 clean nappies, and 7 nappy sacks all within 5 minutes when I was in the next room. I had to take a photo of him surrounded by gloves looking pleased with himself - it was laugh or cry!

The next day he shredded the vinyl flooring in the passage (mid terrace house, passage runs front-back, if you see what I mean). Again, I was in the next room. Oh well, it needed replacing anyway.

He's 10 months now and can be trusted only slightly more. But like Daisyrain said - baby gates are the way to go.

Stoney666 · 11/07/2012 13:58

I have gates everywhere lol I
Childmind really didn't want yet another. Oh well looks like I have to put up with it lol. Thank god for wine Grin

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SweetGeneVincent · 11/07/2012 14:15

Of course, you then have to train him not to jump the gate - ours views them as a kind of exercise routine. We had to upgrade to dog gates and even then, if he's really determined .......

Stoney666 · 11/07/2012 14:17

Oh dear Sad

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Stoney666 · 12/07/2012 14:38

So today he is very very subdued can take or leave his food ?? He has done several poos? Should I visit the vets? Sad

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WyrdMother · 12/07/2012 14:44

I would ring them, not sure if it's standard for vets but ours are quite helpful over the phone.

Sounds like he may just have eaten something that was a little too ripe for his stomach but they'll give you symptoms to look out for and probably suggest you don't try to feed him for a little while to give it time to clear.

Poor boy. I'd love to say he'll learn from it...

Stoney666 · 12/07/2012 14:54

Thank you. He is so quiet today just wants the odd cuddle and to be left to sleep. He had a small lunch in his tugajug and has now gone back to the sofa. My poor baby Sad

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