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Stop Your Dog From Chewing

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Date: 05/14/2007 Topic: Pets > Advice  
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Here is my tip for today. If your dog or puppy is chewing your home or your shoes for that matter anything, up. Try some all natural clove oil. Rub a bit of clove oil on and watch out. No more chewing

By Wendy Nan Rees from Los Angeles, CA
http://www.thewildliferadio.com

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By lola (Guest Post)
I have been through 3 couches a recliner, and a coffee table in the past like 4 months. Clove oil is a good idea but I'd rather not have oil on everything in my house. In November I'll have a baby, and I really don't want oil on his swing n stuff. I just don't know what to do. My dogs go through their toys like nothing, and they aren't left home alone very often. HELP PLEASE.

Posted on 09/08/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By Laura Az. (Guest Post)
Most puppies look to chew things that smell strongly of you. If they miss you while you are gone. Get them good and tired before you leave for the day. Give them a kong stuffed with peanut butter or cheese you can put a few treats in as well, if your dog destroys kongs get the black kong. If your dog is very smart and can empty a kong in no time flat put the stuffed kong in the freezer for added chalange. Clove oil would be placed on items of yours that you don't want destroyed, like your shoes, wooden table legs or chairs and desk legs. Couches, beds, and your favorite lounge chair.

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By wes (Guest Post)
I agree, but at the same time what do you give to a puppy that has demolished 2 kongs and eats wood in your yard? And always Chews on everything. Shoes, couches, anything really and I really don't know what to do and it's getting pretty expensive him ripping up all these things.

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By Sue (Guest Post)
Dogs-especially, young puppies and young dogs need to chew...It is the same thing with teething babies...the teeth need this. The dog needs something appropriate to chew, not something that will injure their young mouths.

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By Trisha Pehrson (Guest Post)
Am I dense....? Put clove oil on what? Our dog is a wonderful German Shepherd who is 8 months old. We have had her for 8 months. She was abused by her first owners and the only problem we have is she will chew something when we leave, like she is nervous we aren't coming home. So I guess I don't understand what I am supposed to put the oil on. I would need to know what she is going to chew? Please help! I am so excited someone has an idea. Other than this, she is the ideal dog. And even with this issue, we adoreher, she is awesome!

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By jjager (135) Profile Contact
Thanks Wendy!

I just might try it. Our four month old Dalmatian tends to look to chew leather and everything else of course. The clove oil might cure it! Nice tip.
Jennifer CA

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