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smitdavi 10-16-2008 07:21 PM

Dog Question
 
Katie and I are looking to get a Choc Lab puppy in the near future. The question is: Is there anything that I can rub on the legs of our TV stand,coffee table, and table and chair legs to keep the dog from chewing on it? Or are there any other tips to keep them from chewing on the furniture?

Thanks

Gargoyle 10-16-2008 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by smitdavi (Post 13528)
Katie and I are looking to get a Choc Lab puppy in the near future. The question is: Is there anything that I can rub on the legs of our TV stand,coffee table, and table and chair legs to keep the dog from chewing on it? Or are there any other tips to keep them from chewing on the furniture?

Thanks

We have a couple greater swiss mountain dogs. The male loved to chew things and we tried some kind of rosemary spray that he actually loved to chew on. We had very good luck with Grannick's Bitter Apple spray. The only negative is it seems to only last a short time before you have to re-apply it.

Good luck!

Genetic Defect 10-16-2008 07:28 PM

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We were lucky and never had them chew up furniture they shred stuffed animals.

pakrat 10-16-2008 07:28 PM

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Lots of chew toys. Gives them something safe to chew on.

smitdavi 10-16-2008 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Gargoyle (Post 13554)
We have a couple greater swiss mountain dogs. The male loved to chew things and we tried some kind of rosemary spray that he actually loved to chew on. We had very good luck with Grannick's Bitter Apple spray. The only negative is it seems to only last a short time before you have to re-apply it.

Good luck!

I figured there was a spray on the market. Does it affect the wood at all?

smitdavi 10-16-2008 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Big Vito (Post 13558)
We were lucky and never had them chew up furniture they shred stuffed animals.

Yeah...Mom and Dad's dog rip the shreds out of like 3-4 stuffed rabbits lol

hotreds 10-16-2008 07:36 PM

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Bitter Apple will do the trick, indeed. Shouldn't bother furniture, test to be sure. If you're around and the puppy starts to chew get a squirt gun, fill it with lemon juice, and shoot him in the face and yell "NO!" Eyes will sting, mouth will pucker, and he/she will get the idea!

Good luck!

smitdavi 10-16-2008 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by hotreds (Post 13597)
Bitter Apple will do the trick, indeed. Shouldn't bother furniture, test to be sure. If you're around and the puppy starts to chew get a squirt gun, fill it with lemon juice, and shoot him in the face and yell "NO!" Eyes will sting, mouth will pucker, and he/she will get the idea!

Good luck!

Yeah...good training is also the key too imo

St. Lou Stu 10-16-2008 07:46 PM

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I second the Apple Bitter spray. Google should reveal a source. Per forum rules I cannot reveal sources.:D

Genetic Defect 10-16-2008 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by St. Lou Stu (Post 13639)
I second the Apple Bitter spray. Google should reveal a source. Per forum rules I cannot reveal sources.:D

:r you are your avatar

smitdavi 10-16-2008 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by St. Lou Stu (Post 13639)
I second the Apple Bitter spray. Google should reveal a source. Per forum rules I cannot reveal sources.:D

Please o' Please Tim...I won't tell a soul I promise. Good sources are hard to come by :D

Genetic Defect 10-16-2008 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by smitdavi (Post 13666)
Please o' Please Tim...I won't tell a soul I promise. Good sources are hard to come by :D

take it to pm ,ladies

hotreds 10-16-2008 07:52 PM

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Yes, I have been told ;) that the ISOM Bitter Apple is better.

St. Lou Stu 10-16-2008 07:54 PM

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I know onr thing for sure..... don't use peanut butter.... they won't stop licking! Ohhhhhhh Gawd...... It's sooooo nice!
Here girl!

kgraybill 10-16-2008 07:58 PM

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When you catch them biting or chewing, bite down on their ear until they yelp.
It really works, just dont do this with adult pit bulls!

smitdavi 10-16-2008 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by St. Lou Stu (Post 13699)
I know onr thing for sure..... don't use peanut butter.... they won't stop licking! Ohhhhhhh Gawd...... It's sooooo nice!
Here girl!

I knew you were a little off :r:r

md4958 10-16-2008 08:07 PM

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The bitter apple usually works, except for one of my fathers mutant dogs that seem to actually like it. Just make sure you dont get any on your fingers and then touch your mouth...believe me, youll only have to make that mistake ONCE.
Bitter Apple can be found at Petco

I hear bitter YUCK also works well but I think its harder to find

DrDubzz 10-16-2008 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by pakrat (Post 13562)
Lots of chew toys. Gives them something safe to chew on.

What he said, and a close watch

chibnkr 10-16-2008 10:40 PM

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There is a product called "Bitter Apple" that is supposed to work.

livwire68 10-17-2008 03:04 AM

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Bitter apple spray? Not sure they make it though. But if they did I think it would work! It could possibly be found at one of them there places they sell fish and critter food. :D But honestly with it being a hunting dog and a puppy, it will more than likely need plenty to chew on (provide him/her enough "safe" toys and they shouldnt chew on things they are not supposed to. Also check out sites like Cabella'a/bass pro shops or even specific hunting dog training sites so that you might be able to start them off the right way.


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