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Dogs generally in three to four months is the teething period, this period of the dog loves to bite shoes is normal, at this time you need to clean up the dog like to bite things, and prepare teething sticks for the dog to grind its teeth.

If the dog still bites shoes after the teeth grinding period, then it needs to be trained to divert attention.

How to change your dog's habit of chewing shoes and socks.

First of all, you need to manage the shoes and socks at home so that the dog does not have access to these items. Put your shoes in a cupboard, a lockable box or a high table (out of dog's reach). Don't throw shoes and socks everywhere, so that the dog will be easy to find, such as under the table and under the bed.

At the same time, remind members and visitors in your home to behave consistently.

On the other hand, give your dog some toys to nibble on. When he takes the initiative to play with or nibble on these toys, praise the dog and give food rewards (delicious food that he doesn't normally eat).

If you notice that your dog is biting a slipper, don't yell at the dog and don't punish him Blaming it can also be a negative attention, and if you do this it means giving the dog attention, it is still rewarding the dog for biting the slipper. At this point, you should simply and slowly and quietly remove the slippers and give them to the dog to nibble on the toy instead. Every time you do this, you tell your dog what to play with and bite, and when you notice that your dog is making a mistake, stay calm and don't give your dog extra attention.

Putting shoes out of dogs' reach This is the easiest and most effective way for us to put shoes out of dogs' reach. We can put our shoes in a high place, or we can put them in the shoe closet.

You can buy it that kind of tooth-grinding bone stick at Pinduoduo.

Lock up the dog, or give it away.

Dogs like to bite things for a reason, puppies are full of curiosity about the things around them, play with objects as playmates, and lie down with their forelimbs forward, which is the gesture of invitation. Secondly, when the puppy is born 3 to 6 months after birth, when the baby teeth are about to be transformed into permanent teeth, they especially like to bite things, and the gums are itchy so that there is a phenomenon of physiological desire. The third point is that a growing puppy is too energetic to exert itself, especially in the growing period.

In addition to the method of rebuke and spanking, it should also be reviewed

1) Once in the house, restrict it from playing in the kennel and sports field.

2) Choose toys for it to play with, such as commercially available cowhide fake bones, hard balls, or things that are no longer used (dolls, shoes, etc.).

3) Increase the amount of time you spend walking outside and the amount of exercise.

4) During this time of biting, put movable objects up or store them. A puppy that has no bite at all is either sick or has a bad temperament, as long as it is good at stopping the dog's indiscriminate biting, it can still be taught. Dogs like to bite things for a reason, puppies are full of curiosity about the things around them, play with objects as playmates, and lie down with their forelimbs forward, which is the gesture of invitation.

Secondly, when the puppy is born 3 to 6 months after birth, when the baby teeth are about to be transformed into permanent teeth, they especially like to bite things, and the gums are itchy so that there is a phenomenon of physiological desire. The third point is that a growing puppy is too energetic to exert itself, especially in the growing period. In addition to the method of rebuke and spanking, it should also be reviewed

1) Once in the house, restrict it from playing in the kennel and sports field.

2) Choose toys for it to play with, such as commercially available cowhide fake bones, hard balls, or things that are no longer used (dolls, shoes, etc.).

3) Increase the amount of time you spend walking outside and the amount of exercise.

4) During this time of biting, put movable objects up or store them. A puppy that has no bite at all is either sick or has a bad temperament, as long as it is good at stopping the dog's indiscriminate biting, it can still be taught. At the same time, it is full of energy to training, and the second is profitable, you can try.

Hehe, this dog is really spiritual, in fact, this is everyone's smell is different, your dog must have been on your heels since childhood.

Dogs have a better memory, so you can teach them a lesson or two.

One is that the puppy is energetic, and if there is not enough exercise, it will use it to consume its excessive energy;

The second is that the puppy will grind its teeth on the furniture due to itchy and painful teeth during tooth replacement;

The third is that the owner is not at home for a long time, and the puppy feels anxious and lonely after being separated from the owner, so he has to find furniture to vent his anger;

Fourth, the usual feeding of feed containing excess protein causes the puppy to have excess nutrition and energy, and eats the furniture to kill the energy;

The last one is because of boredom, due to the lack of exercise, games and toys, the dog is bored and has nothing to do, so it is recommended to train the puppy more or provide more toys to consume its excessive energy.

1. The shape of the shoe is very suitable for dogs to bite.

2.When the owner goes out, the dog is lonely, and usually bites the owner's belongings, because there is your smell on it, and the smell is the strongest

This corgi is called a pancake, not cute. Does your dog bite shoes?

That's because it's grinding its teeth, you can buy a toy that belongs to it, and as long as it bites your shoe, you give it that one, try it a few times, and it will know