I have bins full of notebooks and thankfully not one has ever been shredded. There’s a few gnawed corners here and there but that’s about it. The big key is keeping them out of reach and also a wharehouse full of dog chew toys.
Now I will say our Weezy does a decent job at organizing her stuff. She has toys for downstairs, toys for outside and toys for bed upstairs. I’ve never encountered a dog like her before. I like to think because of her horrible beginnings, she never got to be a puppy. She appreciates every toy she gets. I mean she makes her favorite toys last!
We only have one shnurbler now. Little miss Wezzy can mess up some sheets. Our Gunnar is a pillow pup. He’ll sleep on the hard floor as long as he has a pillow under his head.
I’ve always loved drawing Sophie and Doug tooling around in a toy car. My son never had one of the motorized ones but I can make up whatever I want for the comic. OF course it had to be a Mustang.
I’ve always loved Sophie’s friendship with the tree. Although I never gave it it’s own story line. It just kind of popped up from time to time. I’m working on a stroy about Sophie and the tree for the next Sophie graphic novel. I think it will have a Lord of the Rings vibe.
They know all and hear all. And of course with dogs, they smell all.
Building blocks are not only endless fun for kids, they’re an endless supply of plots for comics too.
Oh the joy of squeaky toys.
