Any good ideas to protect puppy teething from chewing on wooden furniture

[concretegurl]

Originally Posted by dawn27

Just "Nip it in the Bud" keep her in your sights at all times. Try hip leash training, that always worked for me. (put her on her lease/ tie it to your hip or belt loop) It also helps in behavior training very well. And when you can not be with her and have her in your sights at all time either on the leash or running free she should be in her cage with plenty of soft and hard toys to chew on until a time when you feel she can behave herself. It is very very important for you to Correct the Bad behavior but PRAISE the good. Like when she is chewing on one of her toys !!

I did the same for my marker...
Also vinegar ACV rubbed in wood safe for wood and dogs...cheaper than the stuff you buy in pet stores.

[Pam 19]

I agree! Let's raise the age to 19. lol Maybe need to go to a website & start asking questions about what works on kids, for whatever reason. lol

[concretegurl]

Originally Posted by shodanusmc

This also applies to children up to the age of 13

Originally Posted by shodanusmc

Mitchem

Disturbing! Good thing I have a sense of humor...and so do you!
LOL actually we occasionally have heard a yell for help after the 6 year old boy has disappeared for a bit...he's once again snuck into mom and dad's room and locked himself in a dog kennel...sometimes I have pondered leaving him in there to see if it will keep him from doing it again but then I remember sharing circle at school and envision CPS at my front door.

[shodanusmc]

Originally Posted by concretegurl

Disturbing! Good thing I have a sense of humor...and so do you!
LOL actually we occasionally have heard a yell for help after the 6 year old boy has disappeared for a bit...he's once again snuck into mom and dad's room and locked himself in a dog kennel...sometimes I have pondered leaving him in there to see if it will keep him from doing it again but then I remember sharing circle at school and envision CPS at my front door.

I used to do that too when I was 4-6 when we lived in the city. I was born on Fullerton Ave and Sheffield. Right next to our building was Lassers Pop Factory. I used to sneak out, go out the back yard into the alley, walk to their loading area, climb in, and hide behind cases of pop. I also was smart enough to bring a bottle opener. The police were called several times by my frantic mother. Finally when I disappears they knew where to look. SOmetimes I even fell asleep back in the factory with open bottles of pop. They made a great product for the midwest. No longer in business, or I would perhaps head back there for old time sake.

[concretegurl]

That's both horrible and hilarious...your poor mother!
Thank goodness for the invention of child safe door alarms now!

Originally Posted by shodanusmc

I used to do that too when I was 4-6 when we lived in the city. I was born on Fullerton Ave and Sheffield. Right next to our building was Lassers Pop Factory. I used to sneak out, go out the back yard into the alley, walk to their loading area, climb in, and hide behind cases of pop. I also was smart enough to bring a bottle opener. The police were called several times by my frantic mother. Finally when I disappears they knew where to look. SOmetimes I even fell asleep back in the factory with open bottles of pop. They made a great product for the midwest. No longer in business, or I would perhaps head back there for old time sake.