Comments on: Dog training, how do you stop dogs from chewing furniture? Vinyl and foam rubber? I’ve tried all the usual. http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2/ Wed, 17 Mar 2010 10:13:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: mygirls http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2/#comment-1547 mygirls Fri, 12 Feb 2010 13:23:59 +0000 http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2#comment-1547 whenever a dog tries to chew on something not allowed, first say bad chew in a firm voice and then replace the bad chew with something that is allowed to be chewed (my aussie doesn't like chew toys so I had to get bully sticks for this purpose) and repeat in a happy jovial voice GOOD CHEW! My sheltie chewed on like 2 things when she was 2 months old - we did this and she doesn't chew ANYTHING now. Not even when teething ; except her good chews. The aussie is getting the hang of it now too :)<br><b>References : </b><br> whenever a dog tries to chew on something not allowed, first say bad chew in a firm voice and then replace the bad chew with something that is allowed to be chewed (my aussie doesn’t like chew toys so I had to get bully sticks for this purpose) and repeat in a happy jovial voice GOOD CHEW!

My sheltie chewed on like 2 things when she was 2 months old – we did this and she doesn’t chew ANYTHING now. Not even when teething ; except her good chews. The aussie is getting the hang of it now too :)
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]]> By: andie http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2/#comment-1546 andie Fri, 12 Feb 2010 12:49:59 +0000 http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2#comment-1546 i don't undrstand.........'not domestic animals'. dogs are domestic animals. they were brought up in 'kennels'. obviously they now live in the house? what kinds of repellents have you tried/ since they were raised in kennels, can yu crate them when you are not there to watch them? sounds to me like they could use some good, basic behavior training.<br><b>References : </b><br> i don’t undrstand………’not domestic animals’. dogs are domestic animals. they were brought up in ‘kennels’. obviously they now live in the house? what kinds of repellents have you tried/ since they were raised in kennels, can yu crate them when you are not there to watch them? sounds to me like they could use some good, basic behavior training.
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]]> By: julie d http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2/#comment-1545 julie d Fri, 12 Feb 2010 12:13:59 +0000 http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2#comment-1545 Have you tried the product called Boundry? It works pretty good as long as you reapply it often. Also try bitter apple spray. If you catch them in the act a water spray bottle can also be effective. But you must be consistant. I would crate them when your'e not home.<br><b>References : </b><br> Have you tried the product called Boundry? It works pretty good as long as you reapply it often. Also try bitter apple spray. If you catch them in the act a water spray bottle can also be effective. But you must be consistant. I would crate them when your’e not home.
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]]> By: Yo LO! © http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2/#comment-1544 Yo LO! © Fri, 12 Feb 2010 12:07:59 +0000 http://www.nrfoam.org/foam-rubber/dog-training-how-do-you-stop-dogs-from-chewing-furniture-vinyl-and-foam-rubber-ive-tried-all-the-usual-2#comment-1544 Crate them when they're unattended. If they were brought up in kennels, they shouldn't have a problem with it. It is much safer for them and will save you a fortune in replacements!<br><b>References : </b><br> Crate them when they’re unattended. If they were brought up in kennels, they shouldn’t have a problem with it. It is much safer for them and will save you a fortune in replacements!
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