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Biscuit takes slipper. Accepts biscuit.

A Sunday morning slipper theft ends with a snack and a new household storage policy.

Biscuit stole Dad’s favourite slipper on Sunday morning and was found in the sitting room with one paw on it. Mum took a photograph before Dad could retrieve the footwear. The slipper was chewed, but still wearable. Getting it back required a trade: Biscuit eventually exchanged it for a dog biscuit. Dad has since moved both slippers onto the high shelf by the door, putting the pair beyond the scene of Sunday’s theft.

The price of a slipper? One biscuit.

Biscuit finally agreed to a snack-for-slipper exchange.

Dad introduces higher security

Both slippers have moved to the high shelf by the door.

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