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Have Charlie's front teeth removed............
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they also say to rub tabasco or bitter apple spray on where they are chewing and they will turn away - those things ddin't bother my dog but with most it works in combination with leaving around bones and other chew toys as a substitute.
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crating is not all bad. it gives them somewhere secure that is their own small cave. also leave lots of bones around and maybe she will choose them instead. I always have about 4 or 5 worn bones lying around in different rooms in case my dog wants to chew. another thing to try may be Rescue Remedy - just put a few drops on her where she can't lick. it is to quell anxiety in people but also works on dogs.
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Charlie might take them out
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have her front teeth removed.....................
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well my basset hound finished off my dining room furrniture...seems to enjoy maple..yesterday spent hours fixing one chair and he did it again ruining hours of work...either keep the dog and crate her all the time or find someone willing to take this on. have never had this problem before.
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charley132
Nov 23, 2009
anonymous .... my dog chews everything in site and has also started to chew holes in our walls aswell does this jalapeo work and what is it cuz if it does work i will try it myself im so sick of him distroying my house ....yesterday he ripped the siding panels off the cupboards an when i got home there were wood shavings everywhere today he decided to start chewing my gd coat ... i dont know what to do anymore -
chucksfriend
Apr 02, 2009
this is a problem 5*
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chucksfriend
Apr 02, 2009
this is a problem 5*
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LadyKatyMaty
Apr 02, 2009
We put a soft muzzle on our puppy to keep him from chewing holes in the comforter while we're asleep. It's only a band-aid for the real problem, and I wouldn't suggest it long-term, but it works.
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LadyKatyMaty
Apr 02, 2009
We put a soft muzzle on our puppy to keep him from chewing holes in the comforter while we're asleep. It's only a band-aid for the real problem, and I wouldn't suggest it long-term, but it works.
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Nov 22, 2005
Give your animal pig ears or rawhide when witnessing this behavior. [Editor's note: Or a chew toy if pig ears and rawhide are not safe for your dog.]
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Nov 22, 2005
Let the dog smell the Vick's when you open it so that he is familiar with the smell. On non-fabric areas just dab some of the Vick's on it. If the dog tried to chew he will get a mouthful of Vick's and learn quickly not to chew on this item. For fabric materials place the Vick's on a brown paper bag and use 2 sided tape to attach it to the item, this way the oils do not get into the fabric. Even when the paper is taken off, the smell will still be there for a while and will act as a deterrent.
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Nov 22, 2005
To deter your puppy from chewing you out of house and home, try spraying some bitter apple (available at pet food stores). The bad taste will be related to the furniture, and the puppy will decide it's not fun to chew on it!
