tea towls

[hectors best mate]

I love my dog to bits, but why on earth does he have an obbession on tea towls :?: the first sight of one and he goes mad! why do they do it!                    

[milo's mum]

Dunno, but the tea towel's always in the dog's basket.                    

[Busters Dad]

It is not just tea towels.
When we use a floor cloth to wipe down Buster tries every trick in the book to grab it.
He loves the mop, the broom and the hoover. All three have come very close to causing him serious injury because he will not get out of the way.
All part of the Cockers great tapestry I suppose.
Mike.                    

[KellyP]

tea towels, socks, gloves, scarves, trainers, knickers :shock: .. infact anything 'cocker mouth' (isn't that a place up north somewhere??) sized is ripe for our pair .. and sock tug'o'war is the new olympic sport on our house recently ... :roll:                    

[milo's mum]

Yep, socks, underwear, tee shirts, jumpers and finally a wind cheater that Steve uses for dog walking.

We've found everything else, sodden, chewed and often holey, but we can't find teh wind cheater...

I think he's buried it somewhere....

Jacke, Steve and Milo                    

[devondumpling]

I must tell you this story.

I was out digging the garden one day and I started to find strange objects! Rugby socks, a jar of vaseline, strapping tape, the list is endless.
My son had left his rugby bag in the garage and over the course of the summer my old springer had systematically buried all the contents in our garden!  
                                                                                                           I didn't know cockers had the same problem. Oh help! What am I letting myself in for?

Chris                    

[shonajoy]

Indie has a thing about bras. I'd washed and hung three of them over the radiator to dry, and wondered what had happened. He was hiding them in his bed. :oops: