Post #382987 by LuvTiki on Wed, May 28, 2008 12:07 PM

I agree that the damage is part of his story and character. I've had him for nearly two decades as is. The problem is, he is really unstable. (He is leaning against the wall and the trunk in that picture). He used to be on display in my living room, but we adopted a blind dog and blind dog + unstable tiki is a bad combo! So the tiki had to be put in a safe location (closet) for the dog's safety. I hate keeping him in a closet. But I don't want to take a chance with the dog. Repair to make him stable seems like the best option. I read the posts on tiki repair, but I am not a DIY kind of gal. I need someone to do it for me!