My dog ate my homework!!!!?

Question

I'm serious. I'm soooooooo mad!!!! I already put him in his cage and scolded him, now what should I do?

Answer 1

Well, you shouldn't have left it out for him to get. Next time, put your homework up high and out of reach.

Hit your dog lightly on the nose, so he gets what he did wrong. Then rub the paper in his face, and say, "Bad!". Then put him in his crate for a minute or two. This will let him know that what he did was wrong. Let him out a few minutes later. If he licks you, then pet him and say, "That's ok". If he is rough or bites you, then put him back in the crate until he comes out and licks you.

As for your homework, if it is a worksheet, then email your teacher, call her, or print out another one. If you can't do any of those, put the ripped-up homework in a ziplock bag along with a note from your mom or dad saying that your dog ate your homework.

If it is not a worksheet, then just redo the paper. If some of the homework is readable, then it will be easier then starting the whole paper over again. Good luck!!!

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-Gracie!

Answer 2

First mistake you made was putting him in his crate as punishment. Crates are supposed to be a "happy place" where your dog finds peace and solitude and enjoys being in it, now you've destroyed that by now making the crate a "negative" place to be. Next time don't do that again.

Secondly you left your homework out where your dog could get at it so this is your fault not your dogs.

My dog loves to chew paper, loves to shred paper, and she too ate my nieces homework, in which my sister had to write a note to the teacher explaining that she had done the work but the dog destroyed her notebook, she put it in a bag to show what the dog had done. I didn't punish her, in fact I recall laughing, since I did not catch her in the act there was nothing I could do, I did tell my niece not to leave it lying around in future.

Unfortunately you'll have to redo the homework because teachers don't take the "my dog ate my homework" excuse anymore.

Answer 3

Let your dog out of his crate and put yourself in it. Why did you leave it where he could get it.
Dogs have very short attention spans, if he ate the homework that means he wasn't caught int the act. he has no idea why he is being punished.
As I tell my daughter don't punish the dog punish yourself for leaving where he/she can get your homeowork.

Answer 4

It happens to everyone just redo your homework, i know it gets pain in the butt but it worth doing it to avoid failing grades. If u refused to redo from the damage from the dog, it's not going to work if your dog gong to fix your homework. Please just punish the dog on a firm rules or hire a dog trainer.

Answer 5

One of my dogs chewed up my step-daughter's homework too. My response to that was, oh well she shouldn't leave her homework laying around if it's important, that was her mistake. While it's frustrating, this is your mistake if you leave homework laying around, dogs get into things and it's not reasonable to punish your dog for something you could have avoided.

Answer 6

thats why you redo it. Don't put you dog in his crate as punishment. Next time just say No and leave it at that and keep your homework where your dog can't get to it or keep it in your back pack.

Answer 7

I will give an 100 marks to Dog Zerooooooooo to you.

Answer 8

Don't put him in his crate as punishment. That'll only make him associate it with bad things.

And this is why you save homework on the computer (microsoft word?)

Answer 9

Don't use his crate as punishment. You want him to be willing to stay there, not expect getting punished there.

Redo your homework. It shouldn't take you as long this time around.

Answer 10

redo your homework. my dog eat mine as well he just ate the remote control to my vcr. now how am I going to record my soaps. :( maybe he didn't like my soap operas.?