1. •7 remote controls,
   

2. •2 cell phones,
   

3. •2 cell phone chargers,
   

4. •an X-Box remote,
   

5. •a Playstation remote,
   

6. •an alarm clock,
   

7. •4 house phones,
   

8. •the handle of a carving knife,
   

9. •a nightlight,
   

10. •3 comforters,
    

11. •windowsills,
    

12. •many socks,
    

13. •gloves,
    

14. •a $50 bill,
    

15. •an Adirondack chair,
    

16. •a couch,
    

17. •2 rugs,
    

18. •a dog bed,
    

19. •wallpaper,
    

20. •a French door,
    

21. •a mattress,
    

22. •4 pillows,
    

23. •at least 10 shoes,
    

24. •2 pairs of glasses,
    

25. •a baseball glove,
    

26. •2 leashes,
    

27. •7 picture frames,
    

28. •a kitchen cabinet door,
    

29. •the plastic tray in her crate,
    

30. •a Pound Puppy from my childhood,
    

31. •wall to wall carpeting,
    

32. •dried flowers,
    

33. •4 decorative baskets,
    

34. •several ornaments from a Christmas tree,
    

35. •Gucci sunglasses,
    

36. •towels,
    

37. •numerous clothing items stolen from the hamper,
    

38. •window blinds,
    

39. •a plastic Halloween pumpkin decoration,
    

40. •She has also chewed holes in our plaster walls.
    

41. •And Im sure many other things that I've forgotten (or tried to block out) over the years.
    

I adopted her when she was 4 months old and after the first "incident", tried to crate her, but she screamed so loud that the neighbors complained. After she ate the couch, I bought a basket muzzle and left that on her. She finally stopped eating things when she was about 3 years old.