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Hi Aimee. Nine Kongs? Wow that’s pretty funny and scary. I love your idea about a rack for the Kongs. Or at least a stand for each? That would be great.
I’ve only had one dog that still chewed as a puppy even with the Kong unbeknownst to me for quite a while, that was Tracy our Tibetan Terrier. She had only an on switch, no off switch to her until periodically you would hear a thud and it was Tracy who had finally wound down and kind of collapsed. For the longest time I thought it was so sweet that she found herself her own comfy safe space under the rear part of the kitchen table. Well………….little did I know she wasn’t napping. She was chewing away (a huge chunk) junk of the back side of the pedestal to the table very quietly pretending to be napping. Cause I swear every time I looked toward her she had her head on the cool floor with her eyes closed or just kinda looking at me. She was a real stinker and always always into something. She was that way until she turned 4 years old. That was a very long puppy stage but I was told at the time to expect that from Tibetan Terriers. She had such an “out there” personality. Everyone was crazy about her. Miss her everyday.
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