I have a new employee who testing the durability of my bowls. He's only part time. Do you think it's okay to pay him with bowls.
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Product durability testing
- Thread starter Roger Holzmacher
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You should have put some food in it for him so he didn't eat the bowl. He looks like he's hungry.
He's a LAB. He's always hungry!
So Roger, that must be......Dogwood?
Plus there's never been anything a lab wouldn't eat
When it's time for reincarnation, he'll probably come back as a termite. My dog, too.
Our Golden loved to chew wood. One day she first chewed my glove and then I hear her gagging and making all kinds of noise. I put her in the van and hustle to the vet's. In the waiting room a nurse gets her mouth open, and notices a piece of a twig wedged sideways between the molars on both sides. The nurse pops it out and all is great. I would have sworn she was gagging on the glove parts!!!
Kevin Jesequel
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All products are sent to the lab for testing
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It's so clear to me now that I didn't understand what lab testing meant.
Our golden has done the same thing, only I was watching him chewing on a branch so I knew what had happened. Soon as I got the piece of stick out, he went right back to chewing the branch.
Well, I don't have pets any more other than the squirrels and birds in the yard. My best friend has 2 pit bulls, the younger one is almost 1 year old. I am convinced that dogs are part rodent. The things the younger one chews on are astounding! This does not include their plastic, or what ever they are made of, chew toys....
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