about a little over a year and a half ago my husband and I decided to adopt a puppy from the local shelter well it is hard to pick just one so we came home with two.... a beagle pitt mix named pebbles and a shepherd mix named wilma.... both dogs have SEVERE anxiety issues and are heavily medicated.. Wilma also has Severe food allergies she now eats better then we do venison dog food... Can you say dogs with issues...

to start with we used to leave them both in our laundry room and kitchen to give them some playing room.. well after 4 holes all the way through the dry wall we decided to crate both dogs. pebbles then ate the wall through her crate not sure how she did it but it happened.. so she is now crated away from the wall. Well wilma has issues with the crate, she has scars on her nose and no hair on the end of her tail from beating it against the inside of the crate. after a broken metal crate and a broken plastic crate and being able to get our of it with it still locked up ( no idea how she did this) we decided that we need to leave her out... that was a good idea i swear, though the dog is houdini... wilma can be left out. we noticed nothing gets destroyed when its only her loose in the house. but pebbles the destroyer is still crated.

Here’s a list of things they have eaten......

1. •a suede couch cushion
   

2. •a expensive coffee table
   

3. •numerous toys within minutes of getting them
   

4. •4 heavy chewer kongs
   

5. •numerous pairs of flip flops
   

6. •my wall ( the middle of the wall too - not just the corners and they ate all the way to the wood in the wall)
   

7. •2 crates
   

8. •a library book
   

9. •3 phone chargers
   

10. •curtains
    

11. •a heating pad
    

12. •numerous pairs of socks and underwear
    

13. •computer speakers
    

14. •the corners off of 2 bedside tables
    

15. •a phone book
    

16. •numerous blankets
    

17. •3 strings of christmas lights
    

18. •2 strings of rope light that decorated the back yard
    

19. •3 floor mats
    

20. •the rubber insulation outside the backdoor
    

21. •a laptop case
    

22. •several collars
    

23. •and last but certainly not the least expensive, pebbles recently got out of her crate and ate a military issues bullet proof vesy.  my husband wasn’t too happy, but he did leave it on the floor - not sure how much this one cost, but im sure its super expensive.
    

i’m sure there is much more that i cant think of right now but oh well. they are just now starting to calm down thank god! i love my babies very much

but ugh its nice to vent!!!!