Gracesbigsis
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Grace is nine and a half months old and she still chews on everything? When do Cavaliers usually stop chewing?
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Alison_Leighfield
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Dogs chew all their lives......!!! it relieves stress, cleans teeth and many other things...dogs just love to do it.
It's just that as pups they are chewing their baby/adult teeth through...be sure to give her safe things of her own that she knows she can chew freely on.
Alison, Wilts, U.k.
It's just that as pups they are chewing their baby/adult teeth through...be sure to give her safe things of her own that she knows she can chew freely on.
Alison, Wilts, U.k.
Gracesbigsis
Active member
I know that, I just meant when will she stop chewing everything she lays eyes on, including us? Approximatly, of course. I know that they do grow out of having to chew on everything.
Lisa_T
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that is one cute pup you have there- but just a warning to let you know that pictures in sigs aren't actually used on this board, I don't think. If you check, we all have atavar pics- Karlin's is the prototype. I'd check out the 'Getting Started' forum to check that, but I think that's right. Have you posted any recent pics of Gracie?
Cathy Moon
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At 9 1/2 months, I would not be expecting her to chew on people or their clothing. Would it be possible to sign up for a training class with a trainer who focuses on rewarding wanted behaviors, rather than punishing unwanted behaviors? A good trainer will help you break her habit of chewing on everything.Gracesbigsis said:
If she is still teething, it will be her molars coming in, and this can lead to very destructive chewing. For now I would suggest finding a few chew toys that are acceptable for chewing and redirect her to chew on these items whenever you notice her starting to chew on something else.
Also, confine her to a puppy-proofed room when you are away! :flwr: