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    Name dieses Gartenbinders, der meine frisch geernteten Karotten immer wieder frisst?

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    1. Inquisitively0918 on

      I think those are called whoseagoodboi. I recommend planting a decoy carrot patch.

    2. Justin-82 on

      That would be the long haired adorabalous maximus. Highly destructive but such good boys/girls.

    11. Melodic-Cloud-9 on

      A good boy or girl! 🥰 bad for your crops, good for your soul!

    13. 380txst308 on

      This is actually Piper, the Ol Lady of the garden! She found her an after dinner snack. Happy gardening everyone

    14. Token-Gringo on

      Neighbors that out my 4ft fence around the garden was too low to keep the deer out. I said it’s to keep the dog out.

    16. Dudeistofgondor on

      That would be a rare yellow haired goodoggo. You can tell from the distinct glimmer of hope in the eyes

    17. barsoap___ on

      my dog will go up to my strawberry plants and pluck the little strawberries right off 😭

    20. MrsJennyAloha on

      Clearly that’s an Elder Forest Muncher. They are considered an invasive species

    21. guajiracita on

      Same thing happened to our turkey when I turned my back last Thanksgiving.

    22. ArtsyGrlBi on

      The mystery veggie pooch. Strange meat eater with a sudden craving for veg. May also devour roses, radish leaves, and the odd tomato if not closely watched. Best deterrent is a distraction elsewhere!

    24. TechnicalMethod953 on

      That thers is a Sugar Snoot. They can’t actually do anything wrong or naughty, so you must be mistaken.

      Nothing amiss here. Just a sweet old man eating his veggies like the MOST ULTIMATE GOOD BOY he is.

    25. Dusty_Old_McCormick on

      I believe that’s a common Canis Assholeus! I frequently find a couple of regulars munching my cucumber plants! The only remedy is to put out a decoy plant to draw them away from the real ones.

    26. markcal02mark on

      I have heard this dog was raised by rabbits and has incredible eye sight.

    27. lovelyb1ch66 on

      That looks like a Golden Rethiefer. Those can be hard to get rid of once they’ve established themselves. You can try getting a couple of cats or stop keeping cheese in the house. I’ve heard some people have had luck getting rid of them by giving them frequent baths and nail trims, they will apparently leave rather than allowing themselves being exposed to such brutal treatment.

    29. a_pretty_ok_salad on

      Oh I’ve heard of these. I think they are called sugar faced sweetums

    32. nanfanpancam on

      Well if it was mine it was HOUSTON WE HAVE A PROBLEM, buts she’s been in heaven a while now.

    34. rukeen2 on

      Ah yes, the unattended food hoover. Very dangerous to unsupervised food. They can be bribed with treats. I find sliced apples are a good bribe.

    36. im-not-a-cool-mom on

      I can’t believe you’re starving that good girl! Such a good forager!

    39. Southern_Loquat_4450 on

      Well, since all goldens are precious and could never harm anything , Piper is gonna blame it on the carrots. “Stoopid car.., ca, stoopid things felled into my teeths”.

    40. billcattle389 on

      Looks like my Jovi’s from 40 years ago. He ate squash and peaches from my garden.

    45. TheDogFather719 on

      Let the good girl enjoy all the carrots she can with the time she got left.

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