Treat Canis Destructiveness and chewing
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Destructiveness and chewing

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David Appleby

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Destructiveness and chewing

Having a young puppy in the house brings much pleasure but puppies also bring with them many undesirable behaviors. Early training is important to ensure that your puppy grows up understanding the rules in your house and fits in with your lifestyle. All dogs chew at some point in their life and this is only recognized as problem behavior when chewing affects objects you would rather werent chewed!

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