So on the rapidly escalating costs of Charlie the German Shepherd. **** whit roomate had moved his kennel back over the carpet off the tile of the front door (which we never use.) He didn't **** last night at bed/this morning and sure enough while at work he went ballistic trying to get out.
From the tile, carpet got torn out about 3inches out across 3 foot and then an irregular triangle sorta shape. It ends in like a perfect right angle so I think it's where the sheets of carpet were rolled? Seems like fairly common shaggy long length cheapo carpet. (Rental property) Can't find any spare when I thought we had some, may be in attack once I check.
Assuming I can find spare, replacable/patchable? I'm dreading an answer because otherwise it's the same carpet pretty much uninterupted all through the first floor and side rooms....
Right now in the debate of getting rid of the dog. Resisted beating the **** out of him. He's crying and low crawling and being well aware of the **** he's caused. Feel like it'd be cruel to ditch him when he's been training well, very bonded to me, and now has this condition that's going to add to his monthly expense few others would be willing to deal with. Fiancee says get rid of him of course.
She also suggested trying to extend tile out, which I kinda think based on pic is not a good idea. (Edit) Click image for larger version.
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From the tile, carpet got torn out about 3inches out across 3 foot and then an irregular triangle sorta shape. It ends in like a perfect right angle so I think it's where the sheets of carpet were rolled? Seems like fairly common shaggy long length cheapo carpet. (Rental property) Can't find any spare when I thought we had some, may be in attack once I check.
Assuming I can find spare, replacable/patchable? I'm dreading an answer because otherwise it's the same carpet pretty much uninterupted all through the first floor and side rooms....
Right now in the debate of getting rid of the dog. Resisted beating the **** out of him. He's crying and low crawling and being well aware of the **** he's caused. Feel like it'd be cruel to ditch him when he's been training well, very bonded to me, and now has this condition that's going to add to his monthly expense few others would be willing to deal with. Fiancee says get rid of him of course.
She also suggested trying to extend tile out, which I kinda think based on pic is not a good idea. (Edit) Click image for larger version.
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