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I had a black lab many years ago that would retrieve things from the neighbors. Stainless steel bowls, all sizes, clothes, towels, sheets, bbq utensils. I would never know what she would bring home next. I would be afraid when the neighbors would come over in case they recognized something. For about 2 weeks, she brought home wool clothes that still had the dry cleaning tags still pinned on them.
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Oh, my word. That is why I don't let the cats out of the house.
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I caught my tabby (Bud) trying to steal a 42 inch salmon we had in the sink that our neighbor brought us. Was out of kitchen only 2 minutes to tell husband I needed help cleaning it. Told dh is he can carry it off, it's his to keep. lol.
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That is funny
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That is to funny. To bad you did not get a picture of him coming home with it in his mouth.
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This is what Maui brings me. Sam (1966-1986) was the first to present me with one of these. The next day my hubby installed a back door with glass. I don't let my pets in without seeing what they've brought. This was taken thru the French doors.
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That's too funny! I have to keep my shoes locked up because my cat steals them. He thinks they are chew toys.
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I had a cat that would bring me crawdads and frogs whenever it rained. Yuck!
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No, but we had a "clepto" dog. He brought home balls, sticks, clothes, shoes, even all 3 "bases" from a ball park. I kept a box in the garage of all his "hauls"...nobody would ever claim any of it though. It might have had to do with the slobber on all the stuff though.
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Originally Posted by QuiltnCowgirl
No not pepperoni, but we had a cat that would bring home socks from the neighbors. This was back when most houses had the washer & dryer in the garage so it was quite normal to have baskets of laundry in the garage waiting to be done. If someone left their garage open our cat would without fail rifle through their laundry & bring home socks.
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