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jprechel · 03-01-2007, 10:08 PM

It sounds like you have your hands full Jeni! You are bringing back all of our memories of Ace's destructive chewing habits. Of course we he has left his mark on so many of our things it is hard to forget.

Dillydoodle · 03-02-2007, 05:33 AM

Jeni, I feel for you! Puppy stage can be so stressful at times. Dillon was never a chewer but I think it was God giving me a break after my extremely destructive kitty- who only grew out of all the chewing when he turned 10! He was my soulmate kitty eventhough he destroyed more electronic items ( due to cord chewing) than i would like to say... The idea of putting hotsauce on them to discourage them from chewing, was completely ineffective- infact, i think he looked forward to cord with spicy sauce...sigh, he would lick the sauce off the cord first, then nibble away! Just know that she will grow out of it and in the meantime, the crate is your friend when you can't watch LOL!

Emilie

Bayoucorgi · 03-02-2007, 09:59 AM

AND does anyone else thing corgi teeth are sharper than other dogs' teeth? I keep telling my friend that Liam can just touch his leash and it has a rip in it. They're like wolf teeth or something. I can't remember any of my other dogs being able chew threw things so FAST.

Louwants · 03-02-2007, 11:13 AM

Duncan chewed on my shoes and my husband, played no favorites there. He also chewed on a corner of the carpet, that was old anyway (WHEW!) He started to chew on the corner of the carpeted stairs, so I put a piece of masking tape on the corner and smeared some mild hot sauce. That worked for a little while, so then as much as I hated, I smeared some jalapeno peppers on the tape. That made him stop his chewing.

milles2 · 03-02-2007, 02:08 PM

I have taken to putting x pens around things I don't want chewed rather than x penning the dog..... SOmewhere along the way I took a wrong turn!

I gate the dogs in the dining room on the 3 days they stay home each week. There is a glass door they can sit in front of and watch out in the back yard. Birds, squirrels, wild turkeys, whatever... they can enjoy. Unfortunately watching wildelife must be far more enjoyable when one chews on the door frame. I will have to have a whole new panel soon (either that or they will chew their way to freedom!).

I've take to putting their crate in fron of the door so if they want to look out, they can just sit in the crate and look out (can't reach thru the crate bars to reach the door frame!).

I've been told they stop chewing at age 3!!!!! Will it ever come?

Peggy · 03-02-2007, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Bayoucorgi

AND does anyone else thing corgi teeth are sharper than other dogs' teeth? I keep telling my friend that Liam can just touch his leash and it has a rip in it. They're like wolf teeth or something. I can't remember any of my other dogs being able chew threw things so FAST.

Having had puppies of a few other breeds too, no there's no difference in the teeth. Puppy teeth are sharp period. Any determined puppy can chew through just about anything they put thier mind to.

Some corgis might be a bit more determined than other breeds.

Peggy

Peggy · 03-02-2007, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by milles2@rpi.edu

I've been told they stop chewing at age 3!!!!! Will it ever come?

Depends on the dog. Some stop when all thier adult teeth are in and some are life long chewers. There is no "magic" age, it just depends on the individual dog.

Peggy

gromitsmom · 03-02-2007, 03:43 PM

My dog enjoys chewing on Barbie dolls. If there is one left on the floor, its a goner. We discovered this one morning when we got up and there were Barbie arms and legs all over the living room floor. My poor daughters - all their dollies are amputees now. In fact, I don't think they own a single dolly that he hasn't gotten a hold of at one time or another.

He also eats the eyes off stuffed animals...and their noses too!

03-01-2007, 10:08 PM	#16 (permalink)
jprechel Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: South Texas Posts: 306 Images: 28	It sounds like you have your hands full Jeni! You are bringing back all of our memories of Ace's destructive chewing habits. Of course we he has left his mark on so many of our things it is hard to forget. __________________ Jim & Bethany Visit Ace's Dogster Page

03-02-2007, 11:13 AM	#19 (permalink)
Louwants Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Newark, Ohio Posts: 367 Images: 5	Duncan chewed on my shoes and my husband, played no favorites there. He also chewed on a corner of the carpet, that was old anyway (WHEW!) He started to chew on the corner of the carpeted stairs, so I put a piece of masking tape on the corner and smeared some mild hot sauce. That worked for a little while, so then as much as I hated, I smeared some jalapeno peppers on the tape. That made him stop his chewing. __________________ Lou Ann "A corgi smile cures all ails" Duncan Donut http://www.dogster.com/dogs/288774 Chloe http://www.dogster.com/dogs/288750

03-02-2007, 02:08 PM	#20 (permalink)
milles2 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Rensselaer Cunty Posts: 690	I have taken to putting x pens around things I don't want chewed rather than x penning the dog..... SOmewhere along the way I took a wrong turn! I gate the dogs in the dining room on the 3 days they stay home each week. There is a glass door they can sit in front of and watch out in the back yard. Birds, squirrels, wild turkeys, whatever... they can enjoy. Unfortunately watching wildelife must be far more enjoyable when one chews on the door frame. I will have to have a whole new panel soon (either that or they will chew their way to freedom!). I've take to putting their crate in fron of the door so if they want to look out, they can just sit in the crate and look out (can't reach thru the crate bars to reach the door frame!). I've been told they stop chewing at age 3!!!!! Will it ever come? __________________ Susan in Upstate NY w/ Tucker and Lulu

03-02-2007, 03:43 PM	#23 (permalink)
gromitsmom Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Southern Indiana Posts: 24 Images: 3	Barbie massacre My dog enjoys chewing on Barbie dolls. If there is one left on the floor, its a goner. We discovered this one morning when we got up and there were Barbie arms and legs all over the living room floor. My poor daughters - all their dollies are amputees now. In fact, I don't think they own a single dolly that he hasn't gotten a hold of at one time or another. He also eats the eyes off stuffed animals...and their noses too!

03-02-2007, 05:33 AM	#17 (permalink)
Dillydoodle Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,381	Jeni, I feel for you! Puppy stage can be so stressful at times. Dillon was never a chewer but I think it was God giving me a break after my extremely destructive kitty- who only grew out of all the chewing when he turned 10! He was my soulmate kitty eventhough he destroyed more electronic items ( due to cord chewing) than i would like to say... The idea of putting hotsauce on them to discourage them from chewing, was completely ineffective- infact, i think he looked forward to cord with spicy sauce...sigh, he would lick the sauce off the cord first, then nibble away! Just know that she will grow out of it and in the meantime, the crate is your friend when you can't watch LOL! Emilie

03-02-2007, 09:59 AM	#18 (permalink)
Bayoucorgi Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Houston Posts: 207 Images: 8	AND does anyone else thing corgi teeth are sharper than other dogs' teeth? I keep telling my friend that Liam can just touch his leash and it has a rip in it. They're like wolf teeth or something. I can't remember any of my other dogs being able chew threw things so FAST.

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