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Posted by PHRascal on February 03, 2003 at 18:56:07:

In Reply to: Dog eating period pad posted by pinkbunny821 on February 03, 2003 at 18:18:32:

Welcome to dog ownership! Siriusly, keep your dirty underwear, pads, etc., out of the dog's reach. They tend to chew these things. It is not at all uncommon. Maybe get a bathroom wastebasket with a secure lid and a clothes hamper with a secure lid. If it is any consolation to you, I woke up one day to one of my dogs dropping a pair of dirty underwear on my face. Some people have had their dogs drag out dirty underwear and share it with company they are trying to impress. Not to worry. It's just a dog thing.
~Rascal

:Today I was taking a shower and when I got out I saw that my dog had eaten a period pad that had blood in it already, is that gross or what!? Anyways I was wondering if this has happened before and if the dog ate it becase they are carnivores?? I am so confused and discusted please write me back

:~Brynn~
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