
02-03-2009, 11:42 PM
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Re: Chewing
Teething, boredom and seperation could be contributing to her behaviour.
Is there a better room to leave her in with no furniture to destroy?
I would try crate training her if she is only left for upto 3 hours she would be fine in a crate - just take it slowly don't expect her to stay in her crate for longer than a few seconds at first and gradually build it up.
Also a kong or something similar would be great. - I fill mine and freeze them (takes longer to get through and great for teething)
Pieces of towel soaked in water and frozen make good teething toys as well.
Also I have a hollow rubber ball with a small hole in that you fill with dry food and my dog has to roll it around etc to get the food out it keeps him busy for a while.
Good luck - hope you get things sorted.
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