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Originally Posted by DBlain  I had a friend that broke their dog of getting on the couch by putting things like stools and boxes on the sofa when they were not sitting on it. you might try something like that or if you have loose cushions get in the habit of standing them up sort of at an angle. make sure you keep a real comfortable bed right below the sofa he might choose that place to lay when you are not around if he can not get on the couch. I don't know if you have a cloud nine bed but if not you might get one of those, everyone that has them swear that their pups love how comfortable they are.
Lola is funny with her beds, even when sleeping on our bed she does it in one of her small beds. When we travel we always take several beds and you can see relief in here eyes when she see's it come out, it's like she is thinking whew now I know where I am supposed to chill out. I really think if you want your dogs off the furniture you must have several very comfortable beds for them, on or two is not enough |
Sheets of tin foil can work to keep dogs off furniture or crossing certain thresholds, too. Many tiny dogs and even some big ones just hate it and won't get near walking on it.