pet owners who have ever had dogs may encounter this problem: no matter what breed of dogs, there will be a mess at home The habit of biting things.

Generally speaking, most pet owners think that it is normal for dogs to chew on things. Whose dogs don't chew something? And they also think that this behavior of dogs is very cute. likable.

However, you can imagine, if your dog develops the habit of chewing and biting, always picking up some socks, shoes and even chewing on furniture, that is What a horrible scene.

When a novice pet owner encounters this situation, it may be a headache.  

First, let's analyze why dogs do this?

1. They are so boring at home

When the owner is not at home, they may want to vent their emotions, Therefore, the sky is not afraid, the earth is not afraid, and they act recklessly.

When encountering such a case, the editor recommends the owners:

1. Be sure to be fierce to let the dog know that this is a wrong habit. It knows you're angry and slowly realizes your mistake.

2. Take them out to play in time, don't let them be too boring.

3. Keep some pet toys at home, such as dog chews, toy bones, etc., so that they can bite.

2. Unfamiliar with the environment

Many dogs are resistant to unfamiliar environments, pet owners must be aware of this problem, even if they avoid it, Don't let your dog linger for long periods of time.

3. The inevitable phenomenon of dog growth

During the growth process of dogs, especially in the period of changing teeth (4-5 months) , will bite something uncontrollably.

Even when they grow up, they will exercise their abilities by playing and biting, a natural phenomenon. In this case, you can only bear it. Who told you to choose to keep a dog?

Of course, you can also train a dog according to the following methods:

1. Be sure to be fierce, let the dog know that this is a wrong habit, you can raise your voice, let it know that you are angry, and slowly realize your mistake.

2. Take them out to play in time, don't let them be too boring.

3. Keep some pet toys at home, such as dog chews, toy bones, etc., so that they can bite.