Dog eating house

The fresh fragrance of cedar is just too hard for the dog to resist. hmmmm......maybe you can build the dog his own little hut made out of the cedar. Then he's allowed to chew on that, while you keep him away from the real house.

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Marina
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You could try applying something like:

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to the house. This is an extremely bitter substance that will quickly discourage chewing.

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M Q

A pretty good idea, but then a steady supply of kids for the dog to chew on would be needed. From what I understand it takes about nine months to manufacture one and it wouldn't last long.

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Aardvark

noted - thanks.

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K

She had pretty much stopped chewing a few months ago - still has a fondness for paper, though.

I think it's the fresh paint that she's taken to - it's always a new spot, and the wood is only gouged where she gobbled the paint. I think I'll try a little clear plastic for about a month, until the aroma is good and gone.

thanks, Keith

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K

I wrote this two days ago, so I think it's time to write the following:

WHOOOOOOSH!

:-)

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Aardvark

re: Buy a good book on dong behavior

I have a whole stack of magazines that cover this subject.

I can't believe nobody else brought this up...

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DerbyDad03

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