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KiwiQuilter 01-27-2011 10:56 PM
Oh I just knew it would end in tears.

As others have suggested... I would patch it up as best as you can.

A dog will know if you get a replacement. Sometimes they won't even be bothered with the new one - different smells, etc.

Carron 01-27-2011 11:03 PM
Originally Posted by hazeljane
Originally Posted by laurlync
This looks like Pepper's poor duckie! http://www.amazon.com/MacDonald-Sing...ies/B0019LSB50

Isn't it just like little brothers and sisters to tear everything up??? I loved the pictures of Pepper with his duckie. So sweet!!! (The little siblings are cuties, too!)
I think that's it too! from the description. Knowing and loving animals, I have looked through about a thousand stuffed ducks tonight.

Our blind Joey has a fondness for lambswool lobsters. He is completely blind, but can find a lobster in the toy box- and we have some from different companies. He's a lobster boy.
I checked on the duck and it is the closest in comparrison yet. Thank you.
Your Joey has expensive taste..."lobster" wow. lol

Carron 01-27-2011 11:07 PM
Originally Posted by KiwiQuilter
Oh I just knew it would end in tears.

As others have suggested... I would patch it up as best as you can.

A dog will know if you get a replacement. Sometimes they won't even be bothered with the new one - different smells, etc.
The more I think about these comments I do believe you are right. What do you think of my getting another duck and replaceing the inside stuffing with the old duck (at least some of it) do you think there will be enough scent to over ride the new scent?

Annya 01-28-2011 01:26 AM
Originally Posted by RkayD
Can you repair it? I resew dog toys all the time until they are tattered beyond repair. =)
Or carefully take it apart and use the original as a pattern for a new one. Keep the pattern for the next time.

patricej 01-28-2011 02:17 AM
Originally Posted by Carron
Originally Posted by jljack
Duplicate post. You should empty one, probably! :-)
I would like to delete this post (how I got two don't know ?) but don't know how.....any advice?
no need. i merged both threads into one so that all the replies would remain intact. :-)

rootyr 01-28-2011 03:22 AM
Oh no!!

magpie 01-28-2011 01:24 PM
Don't know what you want to spend,http://www.catalogfavorites.com/itemdy00.asp?ID=16,1909&GEN1=Easter&T1=R62023&dispRow=0&srccode= here's one.

Carron 01-28-2011 02:34 PM
Originally Posted by magpie
Don't know what you want to spend,http://www.catalogfavorites.com/itemdy00.asp?ID=16,1909&GEN1=Easter&T1=R62023&dispRow=0&srccode= here's one.
Oh my goodness, that duck is just too cute! Thanks.

OraLee 01-28-2011 02:51 PM
I will keep an eye out for a big bird. I sometimes see them at the stores around us. Will keep you ing my paper file with big bird on the top.

Carron 01-28-2011 06:17 PM
Originally Posted by OraLee
I will keep an eye out for a big bird. I sometimes see them at the stores around us. Will keep you ing my paper file with big bird on the top.
OraLee
Thank you so much. Pepper sends his "thanks "too!


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