I think I will spray my shoes because I have them in the entry way, and I woulden't know where to put them otherwise.
He's getting alot better at chewing his own toys. That's what I will try.
I think I will spray my shoes because I have them in the entry way, and I woulden't know where to put them otherwise.
He's getting alot better at chewing his own toys. That's what I will try.
*Sammy*Springen*Molli*
do you have a closet you can put your shoes in?
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Nope, not by the door![]()
*Sammy*Springen*Molli*
Well can't you carry your shoes in to your room and put them in your bedroom closet??
My thought is, if the dogs get into it and I left it out within their reach, then its my fault, because anything on the dog's level they think is theirs'. Any food on the floor, any toys, socks, etc. Just like anything on the table and up is MINE and not theirs'. So if I leave it out, and they get into it, it's MY fault hehe
If you can't resolve the chewing problem and still must leave your shoes by the door, maybe you could purchase or make a shoe rack with doors? Something that will enclose the shoes so that the dogs cannot get into them.
I feel the same way as Jessica does. Everything within their reach is free game for the dogs.
If they MUST stay by the door, invest a couple bucks in a plastic container with a lid you can put them in. Another alternative is leaving them on the porch, if you have one. Shoes are not gonna be safe for several months - he's a puppy, and will be teething. So keeping them away from him is your responsibility!
Our St. Bernard Freckles managed to chew one shoe of each pair I owned, because I was dumb enough to leave my closet door ajar.But my parents always told me, and they were right, that it was my own fool fault!
Well I guess I can put them like on the stairs or somethin' because we have a doggy gate there. Maybe my mom will get a shoe rack... I will ask her about it. Thanks for your replies!
*Sammy*Springen*Molli*
I agree.Originally Posted by Jessika
Bitsy is a shoe chewer too. I keep my shoes on a shoe rack in my bedroom closet. I have a bench in the kitchen I can put my shoes on if I need to leave them there, but usually they are in the closet. When guests take their shoes off we have to tell them to put their shoes on the bench, out of Bitsy's reach.
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Originally Posted by Jessika
I agree completely, well said.
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they have this stuff you can put on things to stop dogs from chewing. I've never used it but my friend collie chews her feet and she uses it. It's called Bitter Apple Spray. Maybe you could try that?
Anyways, Good Luck.
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I might try it. But when I tried it with molli when she was a puppy (i sprayed it on the wicker baskets) she could've cared less. I think she acctually liked the taste. lol... My mom said we might get a shoe rack soon.
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