Need home remedy to stop puppy from chewing?

Question

My puppy is 4 months old.. He chews eveything and has nearly ruined our home..
I bought the spay stuff at the pet store to stop him but he rather likes the stuff..

Please any advise

Answer 1

Tabasco sauce.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Your puppy is teething right now and will chew, whether you like it or not! He'll be through the phase in the next couple of months, once he looses his puppy teeth and his adult teeth are in place.

Keep anything you don't want chewed on out of the puppies reach. As far as furniture goes, Bitter Apple spray will keep them away temporarily, but you have to keep using it.

Also keep plenty of rawhide chews, nylabones and other "Safe" things for him to chew on all around the house.

Crating doesn't always work either - I had a puppy tear up the bottom sheet of plastic in his crate...

Answer 4

Teach your puppy to chew on something you have for that purpose. Get him bones, chew toys, etc. and when he starts to chew on something inappropriate, tell him "no" and direct him to something it's O.K. to chew on. He'll learn in a very short time if you give him lots of praise for chewing on appropriate items and he won't eat your home. Is this a lab or bulldog, by chance? Just curious because they are notorious chewers.

Another thing...some dogs chew because they are bored or nervous, so be sure to pay attention to your dog and give him plenty of exercise and attention, like walking and playing fetch.

Answer 5

Always keep lots of toys around. When you catch him chewing on something, in a very stern voice tell him no, while looking directly in his eyes, then grab a toy and put it in front of him and in a softer voice tell him to play with the toy..........works for my puppy. He doesint chew anything, to busy with the toys.
BUT you should crate him when you not home, at least until hes out of the puppy stage and can be trusted.

Answer 6

The honey and sugar scrub will help get rid of the flaky skin. Then use organic coconut oil (put in a small (preferably glass)container you can keep with you) every 30 minutes or so till less dry. Then as needed. You can add a drop or two of Young Living lavender essential oil to the cc oil--I don't trust any other EO. Drink lots of water, and DON'T lick your lips.

Answer 7

there is no remedy, keep him confined--he's a puppy, that's what they do. When you're gone you need an xpen or a puppy playpen, or an outdoor kennel. When you're home he needs attention. At night he needs a crate. He will hurt himself or poison himself if you don't do something immediately.

Answer 8

Well it works for cats, but not sure about puppies. Cayenne pepper. It's worth a try anyway, if nothing else hopefully the pup will sneeze and run away from the object they are chewing on. Good luck.

Answer 9

A dog should be trained on how to eat, walk with you, not to bark, potty training and sleep on its place etc. You can teach anything to your puppy, dogs get trained easily with some good instructions. If you want some good training tips visit https://tr.im/SIjnC

If properly trained, they should also understand whistle and gesture equivalents for all the relevant commands, e.g. short whistle or finger raised sit, long whistle or flat hand lay down, and so on.

It's important that they also get gestures and whistles as voice may not be sufficient over long distances and under certain circumstances.

Answer 10

I used the juice from a jar of cocktail onions! Her favorite thing to chew was electric cords so I poured some juice on a rag and wiped it along the cords. No more chewing!

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