Dogs are expensive...

[maxs_mommy]

but this is overboard. My best guess is that the $20, which was in my purse, smelled like the Altoids I have and Max's weakness is minty smells. I pulled it out of my purse and laid it on a table last night and he surfed it while I was at work today. He didn't ingest any, just chomped one end. We (S) taped it back together and donated it tonight to our annual Shakespeare in the Park troupe so no harm done.

He didn't feel nearly as guilty as he looks.

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[emmas_mom]

Too funny - maybe he likes "dough"?

[Jen]

Looks like you might want to have this website bookmarked
http://usgovinfo.about.com/od/consumera ... emoney.htm



Bad Max!

[SherriA]

Oh Max! Were you planning a shopping spree? Maybe had a new stuffie in mind? LOL

[UpwardDog]

Naughty!
My sister's dog, Scout Everlasting, once ate a $50 bill.

[maxs_mommy]

I think I would cry if he had eaten the bill and been on vigilant poop patrol, . $50! Wow!

[Emily]

He looks kinda sorry...

Not dog related, but once, my parents had about $10,000 cash hidden in their safe. My had a dehumidifier in the safe that required a small hole to run the electric cord out to an outlet. Apparently, the hole was big enough for a mouse to sneak into the safe. When they opened the safe for whatever reason, they found a stash of confetti instead of cash Thankfully, most of the serial numbers were spared, and they recovered all but maybe $50.

[Amanda]

Oh my goodness! Can you imagine their horror to find a pile of shredded money!?!

[maxs_mommy]

Oh good god! I'd cry. A lot.

[Trademarkbark]

Max and Spud have been talking. She did that to me a few months ago. Skipped over the $6 in ones, and went straight to the $20 bill.