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| Yeah, good point Joyce, I also would remove the box. Same with the ice cream thing on a plastic container. My dog would just eat the plastic I guess, so no boxes and ice cream except in a kong. But I did like the milk jugs idea. Always with close supervision, of course. : o ) |
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| Brew loves bottles! Sometimes the kids will leave a 500ml empty bottle out and I'll catch Brew knocking it around and I'll take it away from him because I'm scared he might puncture it and cut himself on a sharp plastic splinter. I prefer to let him play with the large pop bottles because he can't actually pick the whole thing up in his mouth unless he grabs it by the spout. He has a BLAST with the bottles.
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| I used to just put it on very tight but recently DH has started this..he puts a lighter to the mouth of the bottle for just a second, then screws the top on. It melts together and even I am unable to take it off.
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