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I don’t know if meat was involved. This isn’t that uncommon. Do a quick google search. Buddies lab would chew where he last saw him, usually the front door. Separation anxiety the vet said....
WTF is right. What kind of wife/dog combination would get this done? Looks like there are chunks of the rear bumper missing. Never knew of a dog that eats fiberglass or any kind of plastic for that matter. Ugly story. Only positive I get out of it is to appreciate my wife even more since I know she would never dream up something like this no matter what I did.
The 'meat' part is a joke. I had a delusional girlfriend back in the 90s that accused me of rubbing meat all over her furniture after her dog had chewed it all up.
Where did you find that picture and whose car is that? Assuming not yours since it's a 991 Turbo S with PCCBs and CL wheels. They would have to declare me temporarily insane for what would happen next. Thank God for 20 years with the one I have - holy crap.
It's a 991 Turbo I believe. I saw this on Instagram almost immediately after my daughter knocked a bike over in our garage resulting in a small ding on my front quarter panel. Nice to get some perspective.
Last month some animal was trapped in our garage overnight and destroyed the metal venetian blinds trying to get out. I came into the garage and saw that and immediately checked my top down C2S cab. There were no marks on any part of the car. I was very relieved and felt very lucky. I was also glad the animal did not come into the house.
I've heard stories about plenty of dogs that would do that if there was meat rubbed on it. No question. Not sure this is legit, but I don't have a hard time believe it is.
09-16-2018, 07:14 PM
