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Just The Basics - Dog Obediance Training Tutorial
One of the most exciting aspects of getting a dog or puppy is training the pet do follow commands. Sometimes owners overwhelm their dogs by trying to teach too many different and complex commands to their dogs or puppies at the same time. Most breeds of ...

Dog Training - Step 2 to the Canine Good Citizen Title
Step 2 of 10 to earning a Canine Good Citizen title for your dog is the following:"Sitting Politely for Petting. Goal: Evaluator pets dog. Dog must show no shyness or resentment."If you did the training I suggested in Step 1, this one ought to be a ...

Dog Potty Training: Can I Get My Dog to Stop Eating It?
Okay, so it’s not the cleanest or most appealing of dog behaviors, but it is a serious problem with most dog owners - how do I start dog potty training so that my dog stops eating poop?!Well, there are no guarantees here, unfortunately. However, this ...





Stop Dog Chewing - Dog Behavior Training
 

If you own a dog there's every chance you will encounter dog chewing problems. This article outlines the common reasons why dogs chew, and also how to stop your dog from chewing.

When puppies and dogs chew it is a perfectly natural behavior, just very annoying for us dog owners. Sometimes the chewing can be a dangerous habit for your dog. Things like electric wires, poisons and any number of other objects can cause serious harm to your dog.

Common Reasons Why Puppies and Dogs Chew

  • Lonely or boredom.

  • Separation anxiety, often occurs if you work long hours away from home.

  • When they are teething.

  • Through fear or a phobia.

  • Seeking attention.

  • Through anticipation, dogs often chew just before their owner is due to arrive home.

Dogs chew just about anything they can wrap their mouths around. My dogs love chewing socks, shoes, furniture and my whippet actually chewed a large whole in the side of our house!

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