Princess will never be trusted alone not to chew and actually eat random things.
Having said that a puppy proof area helps a lot try the bitter apple sprays where you can and for us lots of squeaky stuffies to chew and treat filled toys.
Scoobers learned quickly when given a no and it was followed up with giving him an appropriate item to chew petting and praise when he chewed on it.
Scoobers can odentify most of his toys so I just say go get your ball, rope, squeaky etc
Getting creative doesn't hurt hang roys by a string from sonething (supervised only of course) routate toys and knly a few as not to overwhem and bore...I found those cat toys on a plastic wand with a string are great for little dogs.
We did use some animated battert toys too, lol most cat toys but after 3 dogs here they were all out to permant rip quickly. |