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Osver, we drape the cord over the back box now. The problem is that he's pretty determined. He's figured out how to climb just about anything, which is great(sarcasm)... and once you take away the obvious things that work(like the power cord) he starts "exploring". He'll go pull the keyboard off the computer, because what the heck it has a cord, and maybe plugging that cord in will let make the pinball machine go on...
I'm trying to take the path of least resistance approach and just try to distract with other activities, and make it safe for him to do it himself. It also gives the dog a break, because his second most favorite activity is to go get the dog leash and try to put it on our 12 year old dog, who is amazingly patient as he hooks her ears and everything else lol.
I'm trying to take the path of least resistance approach and just try to distract with other activities, and make it safe for him to do it himself. It also gives the dog a break, because his second most favorite activity is to go get the dog leash and try to put it on our 12 year old dog, who is amazingly patient as he hooks her ears and everything else lol.
