Bell won't setlle with the chew unless she's on the sofa and our kitchen is a box room lol so he can't go in there. I would take her upstairs maybe but that's the cats space.

I did give her one when he went to training but he tore the sofa to bits sniffing out where she'd been eating it

He's SO food obsessed, gulps down his food too quick, constantly scavenging for more, where as bell is the opposite.

We seem to have simialr issues, Bosley eats his tea really quietly where as Lexi has always wolfed her down however with treats chews etc he jumps and snatches and lunges at you where as lexi with either wait quietly on her bed or sits and waits for you to be ready to give them to her.
He's broke the skin across my knuckles at lunch time today as i had a chew I was going to give him in his crate as I was leaving and he jumped for it and got my hand instead, if you give them a treat he will eat his Lexi will eat hers and he then pretty much forces her mouth open sniffing and licking her to make sure he hasn't missed any bits.

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.....and Bosley too!

It's probably some form of anxiety from being rehomed so often. Its common in children to have issues around food too when they've had an unstable home life.

Its early days and its good that you're trying to prevent any issues before they begin, but have faith that in time Mooky will start to trust his new home, relax a bit and everything you're doing will become much easier.

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Tonight we had a great walk with them both, they ran about chasing each other and playing and we worked on recall and I video'd a bit.

YouTube - ‪Mooky learning recall‬‏


We also popped in to see my mum and played in her garden a little while-I use here for off lead fun for bell as it's 100% secure.

Keith did some training whilst there and this is what we got. For a dog who is obsessed with food I'm dead impressed and impressed with hubby too
YouTube - ‪Beagles doing leave command‬‏