Has this ever happened to anyone?  24 rolls spread over 3 rooms.   She escaped from her kennel, and had a private party!          

 Lol!!  Texas Belle! He is quite talented! A regular green thumb, don't ya think?  HaHa! Lol!    Thanks for posting!  I was starting to feel very alone.  I am also glad to hear that my male GSP is not the only one that enjoys leather couches!!   During his kennel confinement for his broken toe, he managed to grab the arm of the leather couch and pull it through the wire kennel.....he chewed a 4 inch hole out of the end of the arm on the leather couch.  I have duct tape over it now.... 

 Yup!  I get it!  I think I would let it go too.  These little guys can sort of be unpredictable!   I had my female in the back of our Venza on the way to the vet.   She had ridden there several times prior with no incident.  That one particular day, she decided to chew a half dollar size hole in the back of my brand new VEnza!  Again.....Duct tape!   Wow......4 GSP's!    I would LOVE to have 4!  I have 4 dogs already though, only 2 are GSP's.   Our backyard is about 3/4's of an acre, so they haven't managed to tear it up yet.  However, they are not outside much.  We have an old pool that REALLY needs to come out.  It is a danger to them, so I cannot leave them out there alone.  I am afraid they may fall in.  So far, no issues.  They have learned to run around it over and over, or to run and play in the large area on the side of the house!  By ordinance we cannot leave water in the pool, although it is still about 1/4 full with water due to rain fall.  It's very much an eye sore in the middle of our yard.  Our plan is to pull it up and pour dirt in the hole this late winter or early Spring.  After that, I will be able to let them play out there unattended.  It costs 7,000 to have it pulled.  We are doing it ourselves piece by piece until we have to fill it with dirt....That's only 1,000!   It's hard to plan for these things when you have kids in college!  

 DuckFever!  Lol!  Wow...thank goodness you can still use your camera!   Yep...that's the way it usually is.  You just have to go through the emotions privately till you can laugh about it!  

When I first read this I imediately smiled & said no one will answer this post . Feeling that most people won't admit that they may have had such an issue  Max i know has chewed up his beds. This type behavior happens when one of these little stinkers are left alone & they  " don't want to be left alone"    they can  turn into little imps !     

Yep, the wooden ikea winerack i lovingly made gets it a little bit every time Keely feels abandoned - at least the bottles are okay

 this is a recent photo. came home to find jess has the same 'taste' in books as we do. also if you look hard enough in this picture, the bench to the right of her has some chunks missing from an earlier wood craving she must of had She is very well behaved....most of the time.

Here's a photo of gounrd destruction.

I have no idea what he was digging for. No animal hole that I could see. Maybe it's something he smelled. Or just because he likes to dig.

 Rose!!   WOw!   How long did it take for him to dig that?   Unbelieveable!!  Lol!

 Love the look on her face, Tristan!  A picture is worth 1000 words!     She's either thinking, "Do you think they know it was me?"  Or...."I'm SO SORRY!"    OR......"Whoops!"

This thread is hilarious. I have literally laughed out loud at the stories. Also, I find it VERY interesting that the pics that show the dog's faces show dogs that have very drooped ears and guilty faces, and yet the picture I have of Bella chewing something that wasn't hers she looks SO darn happy and pleased with herself As if to say, "Hey, Dad! You're home!! I have been working on this JUST for you!" (I was out of the town at the time and my hubby texted me this photo). The following week she decided to go after the other two on that couch. She chewed just enough of the corners to get the feathers out, but also just enough to make me have to trim all the sides down to resew them and make them look normal.

One of these days I do need to make a collage photo of all of HER toys, though. Talk about destruction.

 That is too funny!   Her entire head vanished in seconds!   I know that ours are prone to digging too because our breeder told us they went NUTS over the moles while they were with her, and that they dug several holes in her pasture.  I have yet to see a mole in our yard, so no digging yet, but it is nice to know.  I had no idea they could bury themselves in seconds!   I was just thinking about little mole size holes!  I know now that if my two decided to go after something on the other side of the fence, like a cat, mole, frog, squirrel, bird, dog,you name it, they could very easily do so!   Houston is known for  having very soft  soil.  We are only 70ft above sea level.     I learned, prior to getting our 2 GSP's, that if left alone in the backyard, they could grow bored very quickly, and thus learn to dig their way out, and  once that occurrs, there's no keeping them in.   Because of this information, and the pictures I have just seen , I won't leave ours unattended, not even for 2 minutes!   Wow!  That's amazing!

THANKS SO VERY MUCH FOR POSTING!!   I just got quite the education on the capabilities of GSP diggers!!

Binni has figured that she can "dig out" of our yard.  The other day I was outside playing with her and she went behind the pool and I didn't give it a second thought.  Well, being the sly sneaky girl that she is, decided to start digging her way out because I couldn't see her. But, she didn't count on my husband having her favorite digging area rigged.  She only got so far and was stuck in his contraption.  When I walk up on her, she looked at me with this confused look on her face, as if "someone" put her there. 

Of course, I laughed and told her she is supposed to be a good girl all of the time!!!!! BUSTED