What to do when the dog eats your money

[ConeyGirl52]

Originally Posted by Chowhound

Wait around to get some change??

LOL! I know what you mean, but some coins are very valuable.

[Gene Starwind]

My German Shepherd did this once. She didn't rip it to bites so I took it to the bank and as long as they could make out the serial numbers they replaced it for me.

Never made that mistake again

[tangelag]

Originally Posted by reneeh63

My mother would have said "don't leave your money lying around!" If something is valuable, put it away - great lesson here.

I had a dog that would go into my purse! Seriously she was a paper freak and any paper was fair game.

[jbgusa]

Originally Posted by ChessieMom

Dogs have never been my best friend. Destruction is just one of the many reasons that I don't ever plan on having one.

I consider them man's best friend for several reasons:

1. They provide companionship and unconditional approval when you're down;
2. They provide therapy for the needy;
3. They serve as seeing eyes;
4. For human evolution they allowed people to focus on other things than self-protection so that society at least advanced; and
5. Most of all there's nothing better than a wagging tail to greet you after a hard day (though I haven't owned a dog since 1978).

[Sydney123]

I'd sell the dog for 501.00.

[maggiekate]

get the dog a piggy bank and tell him to start saving the money for his retirement.

[Cida]

Originally Posted by JrzDefector

My dog ate some English pound notes that I had left over from my time in the UK. No remedy there.

Maybe it was intended as a comment on their quarantine policies.