Whats the matter dog goy your hackle?

[rainbow27 0]

yup my little 15 pound chinise crested ripped up my dark barred ginger cape i got less than a week ago. Screw! Me!

[Travis Bille 0]

Sounds like this might be an old yeller type situation

[wayne offord 0]

3 words my friend .... "dog hair dubbing" shave him down a little bit, shame him, and he'll learn!

[mikechell 0]

I have cats. I never leave anything out because I KNOW they'll get into it. My tying area is always clean because of that. Even when I am tying, if it can hurt them, it's put away after every use.

[carlp5351 0]

Three words Roll top Desk. Easy to shut down.

[JSzymczyk 0]

People sure have a lot of trouble with their creatures.

[mikechell 0]

Naw, no trouble with mine, really. Much less trouble, at least, than bratty little children. I just have to clean up after myself ... which is a good thing.

[rainbow27 0]

i am glad its still in some skin chunks usable at least

[Crackaig 0]

Sounds like its time to size and bag the hackles you have left. I know some people do this immediately they get a cape. I prefer the natural ordered storage system myself. The dog is really after the skin. Leave a picric dyed one out next time. He'll learn!

Cheers,

C.

[Rocco 0]

My first Spinoni Berto once got at a very large -- maybe a half haunch -- deer hair chunk dyed black. You cannot imagine the

mounds of detached hair he left all over the family room. The only thing that saved his skin was a "not me, it was the Lab" act that left me in stitches. Best bird dog I have known was old Bert.

 

Rocco

[mybadhabit 0]

My Great Pyrenees got to a bag of dyed deer hair shortly after I got her and she left a huge multicolored mess in the living room, and the back yard, had no problems finding doggy duty that week.

 

Blane

[fyshman69 0]

The house cat took a liking to my strung peacock herl. We would wake up in the morning and find peacock all over the house. My fly tying setup is now in the corner of the unfinished basement. I lost.