Pets Who Are So Attached To Their Toys That They Supervise Their Humans The Whole Time They're Fixing Them
Pet toys often have a short lifespan because, even though pets are so attached to them, they just can't help but destroy them from time to time. Sometimes they simply get dirty, so they need to be washed.
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These toys often hold emotional value, so you can't just throw them away and buy new ones. That's why these pet owners decided to fix or wash their pets' toys instead of replacing them.
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The pets in the posts below are so attached to their toys that they felt compelled to supervise their humans while they performed surgery on their beloved toys.
"Relieved sausage dog Pickle cuddles his favorite toy after it went into the washing machine"
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He's making sure that it's safe
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They're all excited
Finally reunited ❤️
He's so happy that Grandma is fixing his toy
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So impatient
Reunited at last
"Waiting for toys to dry"
"Today, I spent an hour fixing Newton's favorite toys. He hasn't played with either since."
He looks concerned
Please, Doctor, tell me if he'll live 😱
"My terrier mix waiting while I fix her favorite dog toy. Again."
"My 7-year-old girl that I rescued 4 years ago is waiting ever so patiently for my 79-year-old Grandma to fix one of her favorite toys. <3"
"Waiting for Mom to finish fixing their toy"
"Boomer is nervously waiting for me to fix his favorite toy"
"Dog patiently waiting for his favorite toy to be fixed."
"To the dad fixing the pupper's first toy, this was us yesterday."
"His favorite toy broke, and this was his expression until I had fixed it."
Such an impatient pupper
Checking if it's still alive
"Dexter patiently waiting for his toy to get fixed"
"Cat is patiently waiting for toy repair"
What a cutie
"Good girl waiting for Dad to fix her favorite toy"
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