There is something very disturbing with the phrase I trimmed the head a little.

(04-02-2017, 04:13 PM)White Ribbon Wrote:  I've cut the head to the extreme.. It can always be a tail if need be.. Or a cat toy..

Oh you gave the bunny a little head?

That's good, there is still still some hope for you.

How did this thread end up here?

Not even fluffy bunnies could save this thread.

How's the bunny coming along WR? Did the cat eat it already?

(04-02-2017, 01:04 PM)Octo Wrote:  

(04-02-2017, 12:56 PM)White Ribbon Wrote:  Sure..



We would make cute white wabbits..

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Your little wabbit you made daddy, is very kooky.. Have you been making them for years?

I'm looking at craft shops in the city, right now, are they really hard to make?

No this bunny was my first attempt. I'm going to make more of them for sure, it's not difficult. Watch the tutorial video I posted.

That is a great idea and you did a great job on your first attempt, but why not make one for Mason too (minus choking hazards)?

Thanks US. It was fun to make, but I'm definitely not making one for Mason. There would be little pieces of yarn everywhere in no time whatsoever. Just no.

(04-02-2017, 06:51 PM)Octo Wrote:  Thanks US. It was fun to make, but I'm definitely not making one for Mason. There would be little pieces of yarn everywhere in no time whatsoever. Just no.

Poor puppy.

A Jack Russel can rip a basketball in half in 5 minutes.

Don't you guys own a vacuum?

My daughter's cat overturned a big bag of black sunflower seeds last night - guess who had to sweep it up?

Yes we have a vacuum, but you obviously don't know our dog. I'm not going to spend hours making him something he's going to have ripped apart in seconds.

The longest a toy has lasted is a week and that was a hardcore toy from a pet store made specifically to be indestructible.
He once got a dog toy, a weasel type animal with squeaky things inside. He had it dismantled and the squeaky parts removed in less than a minute. He destroys all cat toys too.

(04-02-2017, 07:11 PM)Octo Wrote:  Yes we have a vacuum, but you obviously don't know our dog. I'm not going to spend hours making him something he's going to have ripped apart in seconds.

The longest a toy has lasted is a week and that was a hardcore toy from a pet store made specifically to be indestructible.
He once got a dog toy, a weasel type animal with squeaky things inside. He had it dismantled and the squeaky parts removed in less than a minute. He destroys all cat toys too.

What about something like this idea? Dogs love tearing things apart, don't they?

That's pretty cool! I'm just worried he'd eat dangerous stuff, he has some sort of ADHD I'm sure. I have to get started on one of those treat balls. Nice! Thanks

(04-02-2017, 07:00 PM)JayRodney Wrote:  A Jack Russel can rip a basketball in half in 5 minutes.

Or less - great loving dogs, but crazy as a shit house rat.

Mason is well behaved for the most part, he doesn't tear the place apart when he's alone, doesn't chew on anything, but he does have this one thing...

We've always found a single paper tissue on the floor upon arriving home. Sometimes it's a little torn, but never chewed on or soggy. It's like his own way of protesting being left alone. We never figured out where he got those old snot rags until jr found a stash in the corner behind his dog bed.

I once caught him tearing one apart really slowly, like he enjoys the sound of it ripping apart.