How to deal with dogs biting furniture at home?

A process that many dog ​​owners go through is that some things in their home are destroyed by dogs, such as the data cable is bitten by dogs, the remote control of the TV is bitten by dogs, and the sofa is bitten by dogs!

Especially when the owner was not at home, when he returned home, he found that his home was in chaos, as if he had experienced a "world war".

Why do dogs like to bite or destroy things at home?

There may be many reasons:

1. Dogs may be in the dental change period.

Most types of puppies will bite things during the teeth change period to achieve the purpose of grinding teeth. This is the animal genetic nature of dogs, not puppies learn bad things.

The dental replacement period of puppies is generally between 2 and 5 months old. The dental replacement period of puppies of different breeds varies greatly. Therefore, for dogs who are in trouble, it is likely that they are in the teeth grinding period.

2. The owner did not take them out for a walk

Under normal circumstances, dogs should go out to play once a day so that they will not cause damage at home. If the dog hasn't gone out to play for a long time and the energy is not released, it is likely to cause damage at home.

Dogs are very similar to children. Sometimes they will "revenge" their owners. Who told you not to take "me" out to play? If I don't take me out, I will do damage at home.

3. A "self-training" method for dogs

Dogs like to bite things, and another reason is that they are a "self-training" method for dogs. If several dogs are together, they will play often. Many people may think that they are in everyone, but in fact, they are their own way of training.

4. A way of playing

Many dogs play by biting things. At this time, they may not be in the dental change period, and their owners also took them out to play. If dogs still like to bite things at home, it is likely that they play.

In this case, pet owners need to scold them to let them know that this is a bad way to play. Generally speaking, dogs will not do this again when they grow up.