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Message: [QUOTE="cuseincincy, post: 2355192, member: 331"] I know the cone of shame stinks for the dog. But its almost as bad on us humans. My shins and knees and forearms get cut to shreds every time one of our dogs is in the cone. It's get funny because the whole family tries to avoid the dog to the extent that the dog can't figure out why we are running from him, so of course he chases us around we end up jumping on the furniture so we don't get "coned." I have learned that if you trap the cone between your knee and a recliner arm rest you can get some good petting/scratching in without putting yourself at risk! [/QUOTE]