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    Default Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    So, i have a 5 month old puppy named Casey, shes a lab and Akita. Anyways, so I'm doing a field strip of my MP 40c on my desk and well i had to go to the bathroom, it couldn't wait, it was one of those 20 minuters ha ha anyways i come back and the Don Hume IWB LEATHER. LEATHER. LEATHER. Holster is missing off my desk. my little puppy is sitting right next to my desk, with those puppy eyes, "i didn't do it dad i swear" Anyways, long story short, it took me 2 hours and 45 minutes to find my holster hiding downstairs in the couch. Anyways i thought it was pretty funny, thought i would share it with you guys, and girls.

    - Tom

    Casey with her MP 40c and Don hume, IHB(Inner Harness Band) Holster
    Last edited by Kemikal; September 13th, 2008 at 03:27 PM.

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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    At least it didn't end up being a very expensive 'chew toy'!
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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    yeah, she didnt chew it at all actually, she likes to play hide and seek, shes not a really a chewer, im lucky

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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    Good story.

    One day I was watching tv in the recliner. I must have dose off. I swear it was only for a minute. I heard a noise, and woke with a start. My female saint who was about 4 months old had torn open a 2lb. bag of plant food. I found it all over the carpet, in her mouth, in my shoes. I was in a panic. Shes was barfing all over. I thought she was dieing. I contacted the poison control, and they told me the stuff was none toxic.

    We took her to the vet and all that. She was fine.

    These guys can really get into trouble quick.
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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    Quote Originally Posted by Kemikal View Post
    So, i have a 5 month old puppy named Casey, shes a lab and Akita. Anyways, so I'm doing a field strip of my MP 40c on my desk and well i had to go to the bathroom, it couldn't wait, it was one of those 20 minuters ha ha anyways i come back and the Don Hume IWB LEATHER. LEATHER. LEATHER. Holster is missing off my desk. my little puppy is sitting right next to my desk, with those puppy eyes, "i didn't do it dad i swear" Anyways, long story short, it took me 2 hours and 45 minutes to find my holster hiding downstairs in the couch. Anyways i thought it was pretty funny, thought i would share it with you guys, and girls.

    - Tom
    Maybe Casey got her own MP 40c and needed a holster. You don't want her Mexican-carrying...do you?

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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    Our old dog Bubba would have had that thing chewed into tiny little holster dog treats by the time I had returned in your scenario! Our new dog Jester isn't quite as bad, but if he got it, he would not have given it back easily.

    Good story!

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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    I had a rottweiler a few years ago that ate one of my Galco's. About the only thing left was the retention screw. Took him maybe an hour.
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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    lol yeah shes no trouble at all, shes great, listens , respectful, i hope she stays this way forever lol

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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    If you think a holster is expensive, try false teeth and a puppy. Been there, done that. No, they were not in my mouth at the time.

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    Default Re: Operation Puppy: Covert Ops

    LOL wow yeah im a little young for those kind of problems yet im only 21 lol, you got about 40 years on me lol in anycase, i hope that never happens lol

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