Whippets are known for being elegant and fast. Did you know they have a naughty side too? Oh yes, they can be quite mischevious and destroy things. Toys, toilet paper, pillows, furniture, gardens, and even dog houses are not safe around them. The looks they give of either innocence or pride are hilarious too.
Here are 37 pictures of naughty dogs destroying things:
Sky chewed up her mum’s bite-guard not once, but twice:
Archie and Daisy looking innocent while sitting in the dog bed stuffing:
Croft destroys a bed in a crate. This is the third time:
Loki has a thing for boots:
Atlas doing his version of reading comics:
Berkley had enough of that big Pikachu toy:
These two innocent looking whippets drug a bag of garden soil into the house and destroyed it on the rug.
Dobby took a whole pack of toilet paper outside and destroyed it on the lawn.
Esther and Eddie don’t know how that cushion exploded:
Vixen denying she plucked the duvet:
Monty helping himself to a few tissues:
Rupert wearing the evidence of his pillow destruction on his nose. He looks like doesn’t know how that dog pillow exploded.
Pablo and Bruno “helping” with the recycling:
Ruby has no shame in stealing the pom pom from the shower and destroying it:
Stanley plucking grass from the garden:
Louie hiding in the kitchen after his destruction antics. Look at him peeking out by the cabinet:
Lexie all pretty and proud after a bout of destruction:
Darcie brings toilet paper to her bed to destroy:
Jeff seems to have an aversion to red cushions:
Caesar after destroying 3 large plants, magazines, library book, and kid’s homework not even graded yet. A perfect example of how a dog destroys a house.
Luke has no clue how stuffing got out of the toy:
Ruby spills the pea soup then offers up paper to clean it up:
Tokyo was only trying to make Santa a little skinnier:
Ted goes around the house seeking items to destroy and brings them back to his bed:
Ruby holding up knickers for the world to see. It’s a classic destruction of privacy.
Twinkles had to destroy the whole pack of toilet paper on top of the bed:
Roxy must not have liked that dog pillow:
Lira after scooting her crate across the room, destroying her blanket and cord for the wet vac:
Cujo ripping apart a package:
Bunny destroyed a pair of almost finished knitted socks, along with knitting needles. She had to be cut out of the mess. She was lying this way because the yarn was holding her in this position.
Arthur wanted his dog house renovated:
Belle spread out the stuffing from a toy:
Dillinja redecorating shortly after moving into his new home. Another perfect example of how a dog destroys a house.
Josie thought her dog bed was a little too fluffy:
Foam padding makes for lots of destruction fun:
Wesley and his destruction of a cushion and book cover:
Pepper helped herself to the garbage and a few other things. (Pepper is actually a greyhound, but I’m giving her honorary whippet status).
Big thanks to members of the Whippet Appreciation Society for allowing me to share these photos of 37 naughty whippet dogs destroying things.
I hope you enjoyed seeing these pictures of whippets and naughty dogs. They sure are funny naughty dogs. It’s a good thing they are so sweet and lovable when they aren’t being destructive.
Here’s a video slideshow of the dog destruction pictures:
Do you have a dog or whippet that’s a destroyer too? If so, what has your’s destroyed?
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Oh my goodness! I’m sorry I know it’s not funny if your dog does these things, not to mention the mess there is to clean up, but these photos have given me a good laugh 🙂
Hoo boy, the joys (and challenges!) of loving dogs. And none of them look remorseful, either, BOL!
OMD I am crying with laughter here ROFLLLLLLLLLLL and the knickers to me was classic. Thank you for letting me start my day with a laugh HA HA HA. The best of course is their looks at being caught like hey I did nothing
The dogs are beyond adorable, I’ve always loved the look of Whippets. They certainly have the innocent look down pat. I do feel bad for the homeowners that’s for sure!
Your dogs are precious yes they could be naughty sometimes but who can live without a fur legged BBF? Besides they makes us laugh with their antics too =)
These had me in fits (and I’m a cat person MOL!!) These are the funniest picture I have seen in ages!
Remind me not to get a whippet I create dolls and they take forever, I can imagine the damage to one of those OOOHHH!!!!!
Hmmm….. Looking at these I’m thinking that my ‘hound’ side is whippet — I loooove to destroy things.
Wow! You’ve really had your hands full! I know I couldn’t keep up. It’s been so long since I’ve had a dog destroy anything besides one of their toys since I have had senior dogs for a while now. I guess you have reminded me what I get to look forward to when I get a puppy!
Oh my goodness you have your hands full. Not for nothing, after seeing this post I’m kinda of glad I’ve always had cats. LOL But despite everything I know you love them to pieces regardless.
These are hilarious. And these dogs are so photogenic, it’s crazy.
That is some overwhelming evidence LOL Cookie, when we adopted her, had the tendency to shred anything she could reach. She didn’t know any better. Didn’t take too long to teach her what she can put her mouth on and what she cannot. The first couple of weeks, though, demanded constant supervision.
I feel like what’s really going on here is that Whippets have a really specific design aesthetic. Chaos. Sheer Chaos would be the paint color. ?
Oh my MOUSES they’re naughty.
MOUSES!
I’m gonna have Peep #1 take a close look at these pictures. THANK YOU for pawin’ me the evidence that PROVES BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT I am NOT the naughtiest fur-baby around. Not that the peep has ever said I was, but sometimes… Sometimes I think she might be thinkin’ it.
MOUSES!
My 8 month old Archie the Whippet is a total destroyer anything will do . Eyeglasses several pairs hearing aid sunglasses antique embroidered cushions handbags shoes just to much to name a big box of sos pads that he completely destroyed made him very sick. Big vet bills it has been very costly . Eating his bed and blankets I just don’t know what to do about it . Hope for for him to just to become tired of the constant hunt for stuff to destroy. I just don’t find it very funny
He has more toys then the pet shop has in stock . He gets taken out every day for his big runs with other dogs on the beach close to our home. Enough playing and walks .
Please let me know where and how I can get a whippet hound that I can spoil, I live in Las Vegas NV in need of a dog for my therapy. It’s therapy just to watch them play, sleep, eat and be themselves.
You can find a list of whippet breeders on the AWC website here: https://americanwhippetclub.net/about-whippets/finding-breeder-near-you
I have to say my first to Whippets, Dobby a Male and Belle a Female.
They never did any of that ever. They were were easy to train. Belle did have some moments in her puppy stage, so I thought I was such a good trainer. Tee Hee!!! BUT then came our 3rd Whippet “Hartley” and she is a handful every day. We had to bring in a professional, “Bark Busters” Being at 7 mos now. Sometimes she listens and is a great dog. And other days she wakes up and everything becomes her chew toy. When she first came home at 3 1/2 mos. we found out she was a plant eater. Never had one of those. We had to pull out several of the plants in the back yard, because she got sick. Some of the plants were severely toxic. I had no idea that plants made dogs sick. Well, Hartley has taught me a lot. And now our house is dog proofed. . . What a job that has been!!!!! BUT YOU GOT TO LOVE her. She is sooooo affectionate. It kind of makes up for moments of Craziness. . . .
I have to say my first two Whippets, Dobby a Male and Belle a Female.
They never did any of that ever. They were were easy to train. Belle did have some moments in her puppy stage, so I thought I was such a good trainer. Tee Hee!!! BUT then came our 3rd Whippet “Hartley” and she is a handful every day. We had to bring in a professional, “Bark Busters” Being at 7 mos now. Sometimes she listens and is a great dog. And other days she wakes up and everything becomes her chew toy. When she first came home at 3 1/2 mos. we found out she was a plant eater. Never had one of those. We had to pull out several of the plants in the back yard, because she got sick. Some of the plants were severely toxic. I had no idea that plants made dogs sick. Well, Hartley has taught me a lot. And now our house is dog proofed. . . What a job that has been!!!!! BUT YOU GOT TO LOVE her. She is sooooo affectionate. It kind of makes up for moments of Craziness. . . .