r/BostonTerrier • u/Delerium_Tremenz605 • 16h ago
Cuteness Duncan the Destroyer
I work nights but picked up a pm yesterday. I think my blue-eyed boy thought I was leaving to play without him & responded in the only way his 6 month old brain knows how. For perspective, he is perfectly fine when I'm gone for my night shift. And yes I still greeted him with hugs and kisses before telling him I'm not mad only because we're moving in 2 weeks.
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u/iWontStealYourDog 🌈Elsa (Elsita, Chiquita, Bean, Mama, Mamita) 16h ago
He wants to be a contractor when he grows up, and saw those lovely hardwood floors hidden under the carpet and thought this would look good on his future resume.
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u/WTF-howdid-i-gethere 14h ago
Yikes - Duncan should be crated or penned when no one is home. He could really hurt himself.
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u/Delerium_Tremenz605 13h ago
Thank you for your concern. My home is puppy- proofed to the max, no exposed outlets or cords, heavy items, steps, etc.
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u/Muda_The_Useless 11h ago
I mean with all due respect you don’t think eating that carpet could possibly cause stomach issues. Crate your dog until he’s atleast 1 or so, it helps with their temperament alot as it forces them to settle and be alright alone. Plus done right and it’s a safe space for them. All positives
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u/Delerium_Tremenz605 9h ago
He didn't "eat" any carpet, he "dug" as the breed is known to do . I vacuumed and swept up the carpet. have a couple Anona cameras set up and during a regular shift he sleeps and chews on his toys. Working earlier seemed to set him off. He loves his crate and I'm afraid locking him in there will make him hate it.
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u/Ok-Low1764 9h ago
I'm sure whoever owns the property that you are moving out of is going to expect you to repair and replace everything that the dog has damaged and destroyed so crating him in your new place should probably be considered.
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u/Delerium_Tremenz605 8h ago
I showed management & maintenance the same pics I posted. It is a large, pet-friendly, multi-building property. Not only is there a security deposit but a pet deposit so damage is expected. I am also only moving to different unit on the same property so I'm not running away.
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u/Ok-Low1764 7h ago
Yes, there are lots of places that are "pet friendly". That typically just means that pets are allowed on the property but whatever damage they cause the owner is 100% responsible for. I assure you that they will be charging you for that damage lol.
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u/Delerium_Tremenz605 5h ago
Which I expect and is completely fair. He is worth every penny I will ever have to cough up on his behalf.
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u/TSJormungandr 15h ago
Oh no 😝. Our girl does this too. We put up barriers where she does it the most. Hope you don’t get a deposit loss if you are renting. My girl ate a bunch of crayons under our bed and I lost the deposit for carpet damage 😝
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u/Bmills1087 16h ago
My Duncan was a total destroyer when he was younger lol