I decided that the pack could use a new dog bed. Part of the reason for that was the fact that I was able to get a skid (or pallet as I am constantly reminded here on the east coast) from work. Rather than have dog bedding directly on the floor, a raised bed would be nicer for them. So, out came the tools and of course the helpers were excited.
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Forest |
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Azule |
Since we live in such a small space, there isn't much room to be doing projects like this. I had to be extra careful of the blind trio. Blind and partly deaf Brook was especially interested, as she is with most anything out of the ordinary.
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Brook |
Forest, as usual, was right in the midst of things and couldn't wait to try it out.
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Forest: "Is it going to be this big?" The Mom: "No. I'm not done yet. Move your butt." |
Here is the finished product -
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Brook approved |
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Inspected by Bill |
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Forest approved and inspected by Hiker. |
Great idea and way to recycle and reuse!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a great bed. But we think the dogs would like you to have a bigger bed, so they could sleep with you.
ReplyDeleteXXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
Clever you it looks great and we can see it is a big hit. Have a fabulous Friday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Great idea! We have a ridiculous number of dog beds around here--especially considering the fact that Wrigs is an only dog. :-)
ReplyDeleteSusan and Wrigs
Very nice!!! You are so handy.
ReplyDeleteWe are like Susan and Wrigs... Two dogs and a million dog beds :)
So nice to have helpers when working on a project!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project! You would never have gotten it done if not for the "helpers"! ;)
ReplyDeleteCute! Looks like it's been approved!
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