sadly, for them the gate thing isn't as glamorous as it sounds.
but, trust me there's just as much drama as the show.
we had a baby gate originally propped up against that entrance and pug never messed with it, but we found baby bro's one negative and that's that he's was smart enough to figure out an escape route and taught it to his partner in crime.
(poor landry you can't even see him...he just blends right on into the floors)
now we're just counting down the days till they figure out where the pedal is to open it and take over the house.
oh, and i recently did another ruffle curtain. this time in a queen sized sheet set and instead of a drapery i did a headboard. if i can get my act together, i'll hopefully have an updated tutorial for you.
night y'all.
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baby gates are my best friends lol
You had mom laughing so hard at the title of this post. I'm not laughing though...us pugs got to stick together! I once figured out how to get out of my crate when I was a puppy so look out! Just think of the attempts to "escape from Alcatraz" as bonding time for pug and landry. Heehee!
Love,
Payton
PS. My mom also loves your curtains and loves the idea of turning it into a headboard!
Ah, the dreaded baby gate. Dad built a wooden one and stained it to matche our floors (same color as yours), so that I couldn't go in there to do a revenge poop from time to time. The nerve. It attaches to the wall on one side and swings out on the other with a latch to secure when needed.
Can I be the Southern Sassy Pug of the group?
I dread the day my dog learns that he can jump of the gate if he really tried. Until then, I am friends with baby gate.
Hmmmm, I see the purchase of a new flash in your future.
:)
Abigail
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