What's the worst item your dog has ever destroyed?

lol well if ur asking me what the worst thing my dog has destroyed .. well that would have to be our old couch !! i was at scool and i come home to see that we had no couch .. it was like GONE !! haha but i ended up looking around and finding everything in the kitchen like the stuffing and leather .. etc it was horrible !

This is actually about my sister's dog - I'm very lucky mine never chews anything more than a random pen or pencil here and there. Anyway, my sister had left her car keys lying on her bed. She had one of those weird kinds of keys that is a large chunk of rubber and wiring than you plug into the center console (she had a Saab), kinda hard to explain. Well, her dog, a small chihuahua / who-knows-what-else mix, decided it would make a fantastic toy and basically ATE IT. She had to pay $1,200 - $1,500 just for a new key because she didn't have a spare! Then he went and chewed the electrical cable clean off a $2,000 massage chair we had all bought for our Dad. Not to mention all the various pillows, clothes, shoes, toys, couch upholstery and even the wooden windowsills! Evil little dog!

Hmm, oh gosh. The memories. So for my dogs sake, they're mature now but: brand new wrap around leather couch, replacement couch - two matching sofas with electric recline. Found the backside chewn and tore off just like the leather sofa. Carpet. Yes, lots of carpet. Dry wall. Yes, lot's of dry wall. My husbands pillow (no pun intended). Hmm. That's basically it with the big stuff. Never had an issue with shoes, although, a brand new pair of shorts I bought with the tag still on fell victim. My husband had a big reunion planned and was BBQ'ing chicken wings on the fire pit grill. When he walked inside to get something, he came back to find every last chicken wing gone. That wasn't destruction but it's still a sensative subject in this house! LOL

This is a tough question having had at least one young Lab in the house most of the time since 1991. Of course it was the golden that ate the corner off the ottoman and a couple of my heavy wool socks. Perhaps being recent, I have to say the siding and trim on the house. You can go buy new shoes.

A very sentimental eraser.

And that includes £160 worth of shoes, the wall, a pair of jeans, countless books and homework, three huge chocolate bars I was saving for christmas, and a sizable chunk of the sofa.

All thanks to Marley, my lovable but dim golden retriever.

Most f this was done when she just turned six months old. We shut her in the kitchen (there isn't anything to chew in their, other than the wall and doggie bed which she'd already destroyed) while we went out for dinner. She somehow managed to jump on the door handle at such an angle that she was able to open the door, and hence wreck havoc.

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My beloved coonhound..

Oh lord.. he has the craziest, and most expensive appetite :)

He chews every phone charger I have by my bed

He's eaten my baby blanket :(

He ate a hamper

He ate a Christmas Ornament, a glass ball

He ate one of my razors..

He loves to eat my chapstick

He tore up a pack of my cigarettes

He ate one heel, a pair of slippers..

He ate my college text book and many other books

And his greatest accomplishment.. he ate my mattress.

But I have to say, as time goes on, his chewing is getting alot better :) He's only 6.5 months old and now the only issue we're having is my phone charger.

Good luck with the chewing, I know it's a real pain in the butt !!

My Alaskan Malamute at around 6 months old was left for 2 hours,he destroyed every room every single one,TV,couch,pool table,lights,fish tank dead fish ; ( jukebox,games console,beds etc etc etc,Everything gone.Wife wanted him out and I fought he's corner lol I claimed it was my fault.

He's 8 years old now and good as gold,also the greatest dog I have ever owned,the most human dog I have ever seen as he has human eyes,just got so much emotion and intelligence.

Oh and I have gone through 5 dyson animal hoovers in 8 years,no he hasn't eaten them but boy does he shed hair we hoover 3-4 times a day and the hoovers just can't cope they die.

Marley and me and turner and hooch have nothing on he's first two years.

I used to have a pure-bred rottweiler who was a very big dog, but thought he was about the size of a chuiwawa. The most valuable thing he destroyed was a 52in flat screen tv. He was playing with the cats, jumped up on the tv stand (which was thin plywood) broke the piece of wood the tv was on, and the tv came crashing down to the tile floor and shattered.

Fortunately mine did not COMPLETELY destroy a recliner I used to have they were still pups around 11 mo 2 APBT and 2 Boxers but now they are cool at 3 yrs no worries .

Back in my equestrian days a good pair of boots was essential and I had saved up and purchased a great pair of working, western boots. So comfortable and a new idea for the time... no slip soles. Wow! I loved those boots.

My Doberman puppy loved those boots too. Mostly the toes.