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Re: Chewing Problem!!! Please Help!!!
hi there my puppy had the same problem you wont believe what shes eaten
best thing ever was caging her when we went out, she didnt like it at first but now goes in it whenever she wants too it soon becomes there space its good for housetraining that way because they dont want to mess their space up if you dont cage him you could try leaving things out ( cheap stuff for him to chew) but with something very spicey like a curry powder or something to put him off next time
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Re: Chewing Problem!!! Please Help!!!
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I would keep at it with the cage but make it a nice place to be Do not just put him in there when you go out otherwise he will start to hate it Start by making it a nice cosy place and feeding him in there with the door open Keep the door open all the time so if he wishes to explore he can do Gradually shut the door for 5 mins keeping him in the same room as you until you can extend the time It will not work over night but neither will giving him an outdoor kennel when he is not used to it good luck
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Re: Chewing Problem!!! Please Help!!!
As long as the kennel is in a suitable place so that if the weather turns bad he can be out of the elements be it rain or hot sun , also you need to ensure your garden is dog proof a bored dog will dig up plants and dig to escape if the mood takes him , also check to see if the plants in your garden are not poisonouse to animals as some are and can make them ill. My other thought on this is that if your dog belives he is in charge when you leave he is fretting over where his subordinates have gone . look at what other behaviours he displays , does he sit on your sofa or bed , does he bark at the door , do you make sure you eat before him , lots of little things you may not even think about could be giving him the signal that he is above you and therefore this means when you leave no matter for how long it will make him fret over your return , A good book to get is Jan Fennel the dog listener it arms you with the reasons why dogs act the way they do and gives you methods to stop your dog beliving he is in charge , its all about leadership with dogs and if you have allowed him to belive this is the case you will always have issues when you leave him .
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Re: Chewing Problem!!! Please Help!!!
Thankyou everyone for all your replies. We have decided to get him a kennel and a cage :eek:
yes we are going to leave him outside during the day (if the weather isn't to bad of course) and put him in his cage over night to sleep, he dosn't seem to mind the kennel or cage so i tihnk hes happy enough thankyou again for replies -x- |
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Re: Chewing Problem!!! Please Help!!!
Hi we have got a border and he dosent chew - but if the outside kennel dosent work i heard on a tv programme that if you can pin point what the dog likes to chew most then when you next go out you put something that the dog dosent like the taste of then when he chew he tastes and hopefully stops ![]() Hope that helps Boccia-Boy ![]() |
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