black mouthpiece has teethmarks but not holed.Body.several teeth marks not holed the barrel. The E key I think she put her pointed tooth through this hole. so it is slightly enlarged.End of whistle is oval not round.By the time I had found it under the settee after a week I had bought another whistle. It doesn’t sound too bad and I am toying with drilling a hole at the bottom to see if I can get a C hole. Is this feasible. I will run a needle file through the chewed hole to smooth it off.
That dog is either trying to tell you something about your playing, or your choice of whistles, heh heh. Good luck on the surgery.
Wait a minute… now if you could teach this dog to do the same to all susatos she comes across… that would be… wonderful!
Hmm. She does avoid the Shaw Low D and the Alba. Hates my Bombard though 
If you get your dog a Copeland, it will cure her chewing problems since it is metal… and your dog will have a really cool whistle.
Sheesh!
Everybody’s a music critic!
Vinny
Heh Get the dog a bone and YOU get the Copeland.
Dan
Sounds like an excuse from someone too nervous to attend a session: " I wuz gonna come, but the dog ate my whistle"
On 2002-02-17 07:25, brewerpaul wrote:
Sounds like an excuse from someone too nervous to attend a session: " I wuz gonna come, but the dog ate my whistle" >
ROFLMAO
Dan
Hi Selkie,
How are your sessions going up there on the Scottish Borders? Sounds like you have a really smart dog! My dog won’t go anywhere near my Susato D! She just runs and hides and covers her ears!
Best wishes, Tom
A Dog Ate My Whistle…sounds like a tune 
The ‘white’ Susato I have is bone coloured, maybe the poor beast thought it was a bone & couldn’t get a good flavour off it.