Most dogs have a natural desire to chew, and that's not a bad thing unless they're chewing on your beloved pair of shoes and leaving teeth marks on the legs of your dining room table. Why do dogs chew? They may be anxious or bored, or both. Here are 5 dog training tips on how to stop your dog from chewing:
1. Dog-proof your home. Your dog can as a matter of fact learn not to chew on your stuff but why put temptation in their path, especially while they're still young and in training?
When choosing if your things are safely out of reach, take into catalogue the height of your dog and either he will jump up on furniture in order to get something.
Dogs love your:
pillows
candles
shoes
garbage
cell phone
remote controls
garbage
socks
books
garbage
2. Don't allow your dog to taste the forbidden fruit. It's great to train him from the start with regard to what's chewable and what isn't - before they get attached to the single taste of your shoes or couch pillow.
3. Don't confuse your dog. Don't let him chew some old household items such as old shoes or old towels, but not others. He won't understand the rules of this game. Hmm... Why is this sock okay? Maybe all socks are okay now?
4. Let him chew. Since your dog loves to chew, give him owner-approved chew toys so he'll hopefully leave your things alone. Put a integrate of safe choices out for him, and rotate the toys to keep things interesting.
5. Supervise your dog's playtime. It might be tempting to keep your dog penned up and in the "safe zone" until he's old adequate to stop chewing all in sight, but how boring for him. He needs the opportunity to inspect and learn his boundaries and your expectations. He needs to have the opportunity to learn right and wrong while spending time with you.
It's perfectly natural for your dog to like to chew, especially if he's under 3 years old. Keep that in mind and put your most considerable possessions out of reach until he understands the rules. Be consistent with correcting him when he starts chewing on the wrong thing. Catch him in the act and replace it with an approved chew toy. When he's chewing the approved toy, heap on the praise to help him understand. With these tips in mind, you should be able to train him on what's approved to chew.
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