Scary dog collar story(long) I have definitely learned a lesson tonight~

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Ritzy57

Super Boxer
Our last dog, before we got the Boxers,... early on, my husband told me he didn't want the dog eating off the dishes!!!!!!!!
Soooooooo........I taught him to eat off the fork! :)
He ate off a fork for 10 years.

(we have a dishwasher, and I can't stand being told what to do ) ;)
 

Luvnmyboxer

Boxer Insane
Poor Hummer- glad to hear he's doing better now. Although I bet it scared him half to death not being able to get away from all that loud noise(that he was making).
Guess it's a lesson for us all that you just never know what can happen and never to say never. I would have never thought that the dishwasher would be out to get my boxer, but I guess it's possible even though I dont let Titan near the dirty dishes when the door is open on the dishwasher.
 

l8krgirl08

Boxer Booster
This same exact thing happened to me. I read it to my husband because it was the same exact scenario. Broken plates and all. We still keep Bugzy's collar on though because he so unruly we have to be able to grab him. We just make sure we're very careful.
 

FrequentFlyr

Super Boxer
l8krgirl08 said:
This same exact thing happened to me. I read it to my husband because it was the same exact scenario. Broken plates and all. We still keep Bugzy's collar on though because he so unruly we have to be able to grab him. We just make sure we're very careful.

I have Corelle dishes by Corning. They are the very thin dishes that really have to take a good hard hit or drop on a tile floor in order to break one. I couldn't believe only 2 bowls broke, honestly that rack was nearly full.

I think I received more physical harm then Hummer I am black and blue on my fore arm, wrist and my leg right about the height where the dish washer door is when its open. Hummer on the other hand is emotionally tattered at the mere sound of rattling dishes. Again I think his attempts to lick dirty dishes is going to be a thing of the past from now on. :o

I still can't believe how it all happened so quickly.I was completely unable to help him because of his complete psycho/terrified reaction. There just was no getting a hold of him. I don't know what I would have done if the collar hadn't worked itself free :confused: Scary thought.
 

Boo

Completely Boxer Crazy
FrequentFlyr said:
I think I received more physical harm then Hummer I am black and blue on my fore arm, wrist and my leg right about the height where the dish washer door is when its open.

Isn't that often the way?

I am glad to hear that he wasn't hurt. (And you not seriously)
 

craZ4HERKIE

Boxer Insane
OMG! :eek: How scared everyone must have been! Poor Hummer! I'm glad to hear that's he's ok! Give him lots of hugs and kisses for me.
 

samsonite

Boxer Pal
Poor Hummer! I never really thought about a dishwasher accident, Samson loves licking the dishes and it is really gross! I don't know if he likes the food or the soap better. He's actually kind of sick today because he licked and drank too much bubble bath water out of my son's bath last night. I should have known what he was doing in there!
Ritzy, that's great about the fork, Samson made the funniest mess all over his face a few nights ago trying to lick cool whip off a spoon.
Thanks for the heads up about collar dangers inside!
 

Joey's mom

Boxer Booster
OH that IS scary. Joey likes to try to sniff/lick the dirty dishes and I won't allow it either. I never thought about him getting hung on the rack though.

We had a bad collar experience also. One day, Joey was laying in his crate while I was doing something in the kitchen. Somehow, he got his collar hung on the inside of his crate, where the door to the crate attaches. He started thrashing around inside and moved the crate all the way across the room before I could get to him and unhook him. Since then, I have made sure his collar is snugger so it can't happen again. As someone else mentioned, Joey is too rowdy to leave without a collar on. We have to be able to control him and without it, there is no way.
 

boxer mommy

Boxer Booster
we had something similar happen at our house. Cassius and Otto both had collars on./..they were playing and their collars got tangled..lots of screaming(me!)boxers pulling,tugging almost choking...just as bf got the scissors in hand they untangeled...VERY SCARY..moral of story..no collars are worn other than for walks!!!
 

Foxy Roxy

Boxer Booster
OMG! What a terrible story, poor hummer. I am glad to hear that everybody came out ok and that no real damage was done. I have never even thought about taking Roxie's collar off when she is inside but I'll start making a habit out of it now. Rox likes to stick her head in the dish washer to.
 
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