Tips to stop your pup’s destructive chewing

As small as children, puppies can be described as little dogs. They use their mouths to explore the world. Puppy learns through chewing. 6 months is the minimum age that puppies can start teething. Unfortunately, puppies cannot “outgrow,” these behaviors like children. You must tech your dog to determine acceptable and unacceptable behaviors. How can you do this? These are some of our tips. If you are looking for an amazing puppy with a verified breeder you can look it up on Mini Bernedoodles for sale

TIP 1: Make your home puppy-proof. Keep any object that could be chewed out of reach.

TIP 2- Give your dog toys he can chew. TIP 2 Don’t let your dog play with old socks or shoes. Soft squeak toys could be too fragile to chew for older dogs. They can be used to play fetch with small dogs and for learning about other countries.

TIP 3 Limit your access to your living room, bedroom, and other rooms if you are leaving your home for an extended amount of time.

TIP 4 Stop your dog eating things you don’t want. Give him something to chew. You should be calm, reliable, and not emotional.

TIP 5 Teach your dog to not bite anyone. Did you also know that biting loved ones is a sign of dominance?

TIP 6 – If your puppy is having problems teething, freeze the washcloth.

TIP 7 Never punish your dog for something that happened. If you find out that something was chewed it is not possible to do any other thing. Dogs often associate punishments with the actions they take when they are being punished.