How to Puppy Proof Your House
Puppy proofing your house is not only a smart thing to do it can also save your pups life. Puppies will chew on anything and everything - including electrical wires, chicken bones, socks, and underwear.
Puppy proofing is easy to do, follow the steps in this article and your house will be puppy proofed in no time.
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How To Puppy Proof Your House
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Puppies will chew on everything. Electrical wires, trash, children's toys, TV remote etc.
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Walk around your house and look at every room. Anything that is within reach of your puppies mouth should be noted.
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Make sure that anything within reach is put away, placed somewhere higher or removed altogether. This goes for trash cans, potted plants, place matt etc.
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Puppies can cause a lot of damage. Don't give your puppy the opportunity to chew and destroy your belongings.
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Part of puppy proofing is managing your dog's behavior. I highly recommend using crates, baby gates and X-pens while your puppy is learning the rules of the house.
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Managing your puppies behavior is important. Using a crate is not cruel. A crate can actually save your puppies life. A puppy left unattended can chew on electrical cords or choke on something.
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Tips & Warnings
Puppy proofing is done until your dog learns what is acceptable and unacceptable to chew on.
Keeping a close on your puppy is important.
Common sense is the easiest way to puppy proof.
Don't leave your puppy unattended.
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djackman
Apr 01, 2009
thanks for information -
Food and Grime
Mar 31, 2009
Great article. Very helpful 5*
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sonni57
Mar 25, 2009
Puppy proof, rabbit proof, sounds the same my bunny chews on cords if I don't remember to put them away. Good tips on how to puppy proof the house.
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veryfaraway
Mar 23, 2009
Puppy proofing your home sounds a lot like preparing for a visiting toddler!
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goodselfme
Mar 05, 2009
Great ideas to puppy proof a home. Boy that is needed too!
