Love your dog, but also love your material possessions. Unfortunately, your dog may not value the things you have and it may chew anything that may look like a tasty chew toy. This guide will give you tips on how to keep your dog from chewing the things that you own.
If you plan on using a crate as part of your puppy’s training routine, introduce the apparatus and its’ functions very gradually. Once your dog is accustomed to being in the crate, try closing the door and giving your pet a treat through the wire. At first, only close the gate for a short time, then gradually extend the time as your dog becomes more comfortable. If your puppy starts acting distressed about going into the create, you need to slow things down.
Do your best to keep your dog active through the day. Dogs can easily become bored. A dog without interest in what you’re doing is more difficult to train. A happy and well-exercised dog is an easily trained dog. Regularly take a walk or run with your dog.
Consistency is of the utmost importance when it comes to crate training. Shortly after you allow your puppy to exit the crate, he must be given the chance to relieve himself in the designated area. Eventually, the puppy will learn to wait to pee until given the opportunity.
Do not tie up your dogs too closely. They could tangle the chains in such a way so that one or both of the dogs are stuck or injured. If the dogs are different sizes, it could be even worse. A small dog could easily choke to death if it were to get too tangled up with a larger breed.
In conclusion, you need to stop your dog from chewing on all of your stuff. This will keep your dog from injuring themselves while saving you quite a bit of money as well. Try to use these hints and tricks and you can have a good and healthy pet.