Dealing With a Dogs Chewing Problems
Puppies chew things. A new puppy, left isolated in a kitchen while the owner is out of the home, will chew chair legs, window sills, molding, and anything else that he can find to alleviate the discomfort caused by his newly emerging teeth. Once the teeth are fully in, this type of chewing usually stops automatically. During the puppy stage, it is a good idea to isolate the dog in a pen or a crate that keeps him away from household items that can be damaged, and protects the dog by keeping him away from electrical cords and other undefined dangers.
Dog Behavior Training | steveniam | September 2, 2009
