Chewing

[Freckle Face]

Came home yesterday to see that Sam has given out final skirting board in the hallway a nibble :055:

So apart from taking him to the vet to have all his teeth removed :036:, what can I do?

Do these bitter spray thingys work?

It can't be boardome (sp?) as he has been at day care the past couple of days.

[Theresa]

Do these bitter spray thingys work?.

In our house that was just seasoning for Glen. Can't help as apart from still shredding paper and the occasional dog bed Glen stopped attacking the house all by himself :059::059:

[MightyMouth]

I had a collie that destroyed every stick of furniture I had, from the leg upwards! Luckily none of my girls do that, just paper, and the occasional credit card. You may as well get the spray, it might work and if it does it will be money well spent.

If that doesn't work then teeth removal is deffo the way to go :D

[Freckle Face]

This is the only thing he likes to chew in the house. And of course money and paper that's left lying around, but that's our own fault.

Ok, will get the spray (at £8 a bottle) and see how it goes! Oh and sandpaper to sand them all down and paint to re-paint them.

Who's idea was it to get a dug?!?! :056:

[Michelle]

A dug?? lol

We used to have a dog that chewed it's lead terrible every time you put it on him. Maybe I'm just evil but I put vinegar on the lead and after a couple of attempts he never tried it again :076:

[Freckle Face]

A dug?? lol

We used to have a dog that chewed it's lead terrible every time you put it on him. Maybe I'm just evil but I put vinegar on the lead and after a couple of attempts he never tried it again :076:

Sam did this too and we rubbed a lemon and put pepper on it, still didn't stop him. :058:

[MightyMouth]

Aye, some of them will have it their own way or not at all :D

[Freckle Face]

Tell me about it. He chewed through his 3rd lead the other day, we are now on lead number 4!! :042: