MarkSickmiller

Ever wondered what your dogs do when you are not at home? Sure, we get it, they do not understand the concept of “be back in a jiff”, whether that “jiff” is a period of 15 minutes or 8 hours on a work day, so they probably think the head of the pack is gone for good. So they mourn and weep and howl as loud as their voice can hold them, then proceed to devour every last bit of <a href="https://rumble.com/v3y7hr-guilty-dogs-tear-up-couch.html?mref=6zof&mrefc=45" target="_blank">furniture</a> they can get their canines onto. When you come home and find what can only be described as a war zone, in the middle of the ruins you will probably find a wagging tail and two ears plastered to the back of a head that clearly states how happy it is to see you. Oh, and they didn’t make this mess! But when these two were left alone for a night, they didn’t go for the furniture. Luckily for their owners, the only mess they made was with the toilet paper. Now, usually, toilet paper messes are reserved for the feline members of the family. Take this one for example; we don’t know what kind of beef this cat has with it, but that stuff looks like the luxurious, three-ply stuff. So soft, yet so vulnerable…She completely <a href="https://rumble.com/v33s9m-cat-vs.-toilet-paper.html?mref=6zof&mrefc=43" target="_blank">decimates it</a>! Since they couldn’t find who it was, these people set up a camera to see which of their Goldens was the culprit. As suspected, two-year-old Oliver turned out to be the primary offender. Four-year old Josephine-did make an appearance after the roll was mostly eaten and partook but it cannot be securely ascertained that Josephine was not calling the shots off-camera!