Re: [PyrNet-L] Chewing

["Merrilie" <Grammy@biddeford.com>]

Believe it or not, he can escape from his crate (haven't figured out how
yet.....) and he chewed through the leash I had on my wrist while sleeping
so when he got up to move I'd know it.  Well, he figured he's out fox me...
and like I said, bitter apple makes NO difference!  I put up all stuff that
I really value... but am running out of high spots!  I put him out alot, but
the barking annoys the neighbors after a while.... and usually it is at ppl
walking by or parking (the library is across the street) and these strange
ppl drive him crazy.  Thanks, tho for the reply!

Merrilie
>
> Generally, yes. But with my bulldog, Arlo some years ago, he had to be
crated
> when I wasn't watching him until he was two. I thought he would never stop
> chewing. The key is to never give them a chance to chew unacceptable
stuff.
> Either be right there with them, crate them, leash them to you, or let
them
> play out in the yard.
>
> Katie