sounds like you need a new fiancée. seriously.
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sounds like you need a new fiancée. seriously.
Don't stress over the carpet. It can be patched, even if it has to be pulled from a closet (as stated above). If the person doing the work is of adequate skill, the only true giveaway will be the difference in wear, as wulf202 stated. Figuring out what's bugging/stressing the dog should be of higher priority, IMHO.
Keep the Shepard, ditch the fuckwit roommate.
Bring a piece of the caret to a carpet store- should be an easy repair.
How long is the shep in a kennel? At night is one thing for crate training, but they tend to go buggy otherwise.
The carpet shop on 34 (next to KTM dealer) hooked us up. We had some carpet laid in the basement. We asked the installer if there was anything that could be done where our lab chewed a hole in the middle of the living room. We had some remnant left over from when the house was new. He made a patch and I cannot tell you where it is. That was 6 years ago....
Around 8 hours due to work. 3 Times a week. Then roomate and I have different days off so usually he's out most of those 4 days. He sleeps with me at night. Talking w/ my boss a ex K9 trainer he's thinking it's more seperation anxiety.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGrey
Left him in unfinished basement today crated and he was howling within minutes of me leaving.
The crate was only the short term just in case option until I get moved into my house I'm buying. (And can't risk him tearing up a door frame here.)
With the seperation anxiety, I'm thinking I need to work on him crated when I'm at home too? On carpet front roomate did find what he thinks is a exact match at home depot. If just close then the steal from quiet corner and swap out will be way to go.
I'll look into this guy on 34, nice and close sounds like.