Jul 6, 2016 - How to Stop a Dog From Chewing Electrical Cords. Many pet owners must deal with their animal's destructive chewing. Hide electrical cords. Block your pet's access to cords. Make cordsunappealing. Keep cords flush against walls. Provide healthy activities for your pet. Unplug your electronics and appliances. Train your ... How to Stop Your Pet from Chewing on Power Cords | CANIDAE®
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Pet stores have a spray that keeps dogs away from things. We had to buy some many years ago when our puppy kept chewing on the chairs and table and it definitely worked!
Catch your dog in the act and offer him/her something he/she CAN chew on. It requires some constant vigilance at first but you can train your dog to leave the plugs and trim alone. You can also place furniture in front of the outlets where things are plugged in so the dog can't reach the lamp cords--even if it only temporary while you are working on the training. If your dog is chewing trim-he needs LOTS of other alternatives of his own to chew AND other forms of physical exercise that will keep him more positively occupied and tired out when he does come in the house.
We just add some hot sauce to a water in a spray bottle. Spray it on and they don't come back for more. Something like a perfectly smooth liquid will work a salsa not so much.
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Jul 6, 2016 - How to Stop a Dog From Chewing Electrical Cords. Many pet owners must deal with their animal's destructive chewing. Hide electrical cords. Block your pet's access to cords. Make cordsunappealing. Keep cords flush against walls. Provide healthy activities for your pet. Unplug your electronics and appliances. Train your ... How to Stop Your Pet from Chewing on Power Cords | CANIDAE®
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My dog has chewed through 3 expensive outdoor power cords, and tonight I went out and my christmaslights that I JUST put up on the porch yesterday,. ... put up on the porch yesterday, have the plug chewedoff them :grump: How to Keep Dogs From Chewing on Power Cords - Pets
Your dog may like to chew, but putting electrical cords in his mouth can be ... Hide electrical cordsbehind furniture or curtains, or elevate them to keep them out of your dog's mouth. .... She is a regular freelancer for "Living Light News," an award-winning national publication ... How to Keep Dogs Away From Electrical Outlets ...
Pet stores have a spray that keeps dogs away from things. We had to buy some many years ago when our puppy kept chewing on the chairs and table and it definitely worked!
Catch your dog in the act and offer him/her something he/she CAN chew on. It requires some constant vigilance at first but you can train your dog to leave the plugs and trim alone. You can also place furniture in front of the outlets where things are plugged in so the dog can't reach the lamp cords--even if it only temporary while you are working on the training. If your dog is chewing trim-he needs LOTS of other alternatives of his own to chew AND other forms of physical exercise that will keep him more positively occupied and tired out when he does come in the house.
There are chew toys you can get for dogs, in the meantime, keep the cords out of sight. For the trim, get a spray from a pet store.
Take your dog for walks to burn off some of the energy.
We just add some hot sauce to a water in a spray bottle. Spray it on and they don't come back for more. Something like a perfectly smooth liquid will work a salsa not so much.