Tuesday, September 15, 2020

A Professor Lee Tutorial

 Dear pals, this is your favourite teacher, professor Lee, here to give you a baby destruction lesson.

First, have a comfy place to conduct your amputation. I am partial to one of the beds in our dining room. I like to have other babies around to watch. 


  

You must be sure you have a good grip on it. You don't want the baby to escape. You will notice I use of my left claw. Skunk is not going anywhere. 


In my youthful enthusiasms, I use to dive in and rip them apart quickly. Now that I am a more mature 10 year old, I prefer a slower method. In the skunk example, over the course of weeks, I am removing a limb at a time. There is something far more satisfying about going slow and enjoying the destruction. However, I won't judge you if you prefer the quick death method. I do find the slow method is more annoying to my Lady, as there are little bits of baby daily on the floor.



I hope you found this tutorial helpful. Happy deading and destroying! 

xxProfessor Lee




            








 

 


13 comments:

  1. oooh bravo bravo bravo!!! we will try it step by step now....you are the best teacher ever professor lee

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  2. Oooh thank you Lee, that was a very helpful tutorial. And much needed. Gail tells me that, for a terrier, I am really rather unskilled in the baby destruction department...
    Toodle pip!
    Bertie.

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  3. i wish you would do a tutortial on how you do the deading and don't swallow the parts. we have to remove all babies from Big boy, first he swallowed a leg off a duck, we had to do a week of poop watch, next he swallowed the tail off a monkey, yet another poop watch... now the babies live up high in a closet. we had to buy BIG orange balls because he puts anything that fits in his mouth in it and swallows it. I would be happy to clean up the MESS and not have to Watch His Mess. ha ha

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  4. Hari OM
    Smart work Prof!!! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx

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  5. Ohhh yes, I have a one-armed sloth. He became MUCH better behaved after I taught him a lesson with that furst arm. BOL!

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  6. Thanks for the lesson Lee. Walter is one of those that prefers the quick death method. BOL!

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  7. I never dead and destroy, Hailey. Mom tells me to "play nice, Molly" and I do. I'm totally missing out, aren't I?!

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  8. Dear Professor, Thank you for your paws-on photos. I will be sure to have at least one victim near at hand, as I work! /James, the CWC Office Dog

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  9. We like your savoring the moment technique. Well done.

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  10. Thanks for the lesson, Lee. We like how you slowly destroy the skunk. ;)

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  11. Dear Professor Lee, thank you for the wonderful tutorial. Now can you please do another one showing how to get the peeps to buy you babies that are destuffable?

    Woos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber

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  12. Although my ghostwriter is cringing right now, I agree that you are using proper squeaky toy policy and procedure. I happen to believe that a new squeaky toy needs immediate de-stuffing and squeaker removal surgery. After that I will cherish said squeaky toy forever. Here's a link to one of my many squeaky toy tutorials:

    http://thedailybonebychester.blogspot.com/2014/12/emergency-squeaky-toy-surgery.html

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  13. Thank you very much for the detailed instructions my furiend. I don't kill many stuffies anymores, being almost 12, butts I do likes to do some shaky shaky, and have thought abouts some amputations, butts then I gets distracted my burds or squirrels or cookies....
    Kisses,
    Ruby ♥

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