Kala is in my bad books!!!!!

Subject: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 5:07 pm

Well my beautiful stargazer lillies started to open at the beginning of the week Kala is in my bad books!!!!! 729386

......NOT ANY MORE!!!!!!!

madam has not only demoloshed then she dragged the flowers and half a pot of soil into the dining room with Marley very kindly helping her!!!!

I'm not amused with the pair of them!!! Kala is in my bad books!!!!! 482195

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 5:10 pm

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Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 5:10 pm

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sorry jude i shouldnt laugh, but the image is conjured up was hilarious..... you have to love them :2445: ... im glad fred does that no longer *touch wood* most of my plants came back this year after fred and betty demolished them last year...

oooh dear jude.... its all worth it when theyre alseep and you look at them and think....awwww arent they lovely :love:

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 5:11 pm

:2431: bad girl kala , what is it with lillies , kara ate lynns from her pond the other week,

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 5:14 pm

I wish you had seen Marleys face Shelley when he realised I had seen him helping he Knew he was in deep sh*t!!!! :2431: Marley hasnt touched my pots since being a small pup but Kala loves to get out there and into them, especially the lillies and the garden mint!!........at least she always has fresh breath!!

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 5:16 pm

i can just picture marley enjoying demolishing them then coming in and getting caught :2445: :2445: ....

you only have to look at kalas pictures to see she has mischief written all over her Kala is in my bad books!!!!! 729386

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 6:06 pm

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What a wee bugga :2445:

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 7:12 pm

:2431: ohh what a lil monkey but hun.....can we have pics next time :2445:

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 7:14 pm

GR8GSD wrote:: :2431: ohh what a lil monkey but hun.....can we have pics next time :2445:

I would have taken pics of the devastation but the battery was dead on my camera! I had to quickly vacuum the soil up as the little bugger was eating it!! Kala is in my bad books!!!!! 482195

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 7:15 pm

Little minx,it was always the lillies with my lot too. Kala is in my bad books!!!!! 729386

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 7:16 pm

:san42: :san42: :san42: the joys of puppyhood

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 8:12 pm

awww shes gret hun Kala is in my bad books!!!!! 867525

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Thu Jul 30, 2009 10:49 pm

Mickey is exactly the same Wrecked all my potted plants :sadd:

Arent lillies poisonous to animals

Im sure i read something last year warning people not to let their dogs and cats near lillies

Might be wrong tho

Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:00 am

BrenA wrote:: Mickey is exactly the same Wrecked all my potted plants :sadd:

Arent lillies poisonous to animals Im sure i read something last year warning people not to let their dogs and cats near lillies

Might be wrong tho

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of the plant, the flower, the bulb or the plant leaves. Flowers
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The
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Daffodil (especially the bulbs)
Castor oil bush (dogs love the seeds)
Cherry laurel (common hedging plant)
Laburnum (and related species)
Lilies / Lily of the Valley (especially toxic to cats)
Philodendron (popular ornamental house plant)

Other common plants and flowers worth mentioning
Azalea
Foxgloves
Ivy (some species)
Rhubarb
Yew

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Comprehensive
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1) Cornell
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Oral or skin irritation
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Weakness
Rapid breathing
Fever
Drooling
Coma
Heart failure
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Tremors / Seizures / Fitting
Increased Thirst
Dilated Pupils
Dizziness / Loss of Balance
Disorientation

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Please also note that using cocoa mulch on your flower beds is not
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See our Get Set for Summer article,
for more information on garden and summer hazards.

Pets
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Subject: Re: Kala is in my bad books!!!!! Fri Jul 31, 2009 12:30 pm

oops naughty puppy & marley too. Sounds familiar!!
Hope neither of them have poorly tums from eating the plant etc

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