Pet owners who have raised dogs may encounter this problem: no matter what breed of dog, they will have the habit of chewing and biting things at home.

Generally speaking, most pet owners think that it is normal for dogs to chew things. Who’s dog doesn’t chew something? They also think that this behavior of dogs is very cute and endearing.

However, you can imagine what a terrible scene it would be if your dog develops the habit of chewing and biting, always picking up some socks, shoes and even chewing furniture.

When novice pet owners encounter this situation, they may have a headache.

First of all, let’s analyze why dogs do this?

1. They are too boring at home

When the owner is not at home, they may want to vent their emotions, so they do whatever they want without fear of heaven or earth.

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. You can raise your voice to let it know that you are angry and slowly realize your mistake.

2. Take them out to play in time and don’t let them get too bored.

3. Keep some pet toys at home, such as dog chews, toy bones, etc., for them to chew.

2. Not familiar with the environment

Many dogs are resistant to unfamiliar environments. Pet owners must be aware of this problem and do not let their dogs stay for a long time even if they can avoid it.

3. The inevitable phenomenon of dog growth

During the growth process, especially during the teething period (4-5 months), dogs will uncontrollably chew some things.

Even when they grow up, they will exercise their abilities through playing and biting, which is a natural phenomenon. In this situation, you can only endure it for a while. Who told you to choose to raise a dog?

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

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

2. Take them out to play in time and don’t let them get too bored.

3. Keep some pet toys at home, such as dog chews, toy bones, etc., for them to chew.