Is there a good product that comes with this to prevent my dog from chewing it?
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Nope. Just the tent fabric and poles. If you're dog is a chewer, then this will be fair game.
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Dear Magdalena, I don;t think your dog need a muzzle. Chewing on furniture is a sign of separation anxiety (he is simply very stress when you are gone. What you need is to see a trainer who will help you with this issue. Your dog will get worse if you punish him with a muzzle. Good luck
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There is a salmon formula if that is what you want. My dogs love it but keep it sealed....wheeew. ;)
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From what I understand about the product...you use it as a deterrent when a "fight" has begun to create a startling effect/distraction. It is not like the anti-chew sprays that you can place on items to deter chewing. Again, we got only about 4 sprays from this bottle used at 10 second intervals as directed from a behavioral specialist.
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Not that I know of. I just started with DreamBone about a year ago. My dogs are getting older and I don't want them (nor does the vet) eating any more rawhides. The Dreambones are overpriced, but I know Walmart carries them at a relatively reasonable price. Hope this helps!
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I don't recommend this product. I bought it and used it once. There is no way to really secure it. My Doberman just ignored it. She was too smart for it. A couple of passes and it was done and my Doberman is not a distructive dog. Maybe if you can cobble up some way to secure all four corners it might work for you. There must be something else out there that has a better chance of working. Good luck..
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I use Purina small bites in ours. Works perfectly! The pet stores also carry treats that fit but I prefer to just use kindle. It's cheaper and it doesn't upset his tummy.
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sooo sorry i cannot answer your question. have not used product yet. the problem i had with my dog was his chewing on his paws. for some reason he just stopped. it could be because i bought another dog. i think he is too busy with new puppy, that chewing on his paws is no longer a priority!
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My adult Bichon can chew one up in less than a half hour. I don't buy them anymore because I don't want her to eat them so fast. Our pet supply store sells bully sticks that last a lot longer but are more expensive. I guess you get what you pay for!
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I do NOT recommend the chewable! It stinks and our Schnauzer will not even eat it. We have tried everything to camouflage it. He is a good eater by the way. You are wasting your money on chewable. The smell is disgusting! I am going back to the pill. Hope this helps.
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I agree with M. Ritosa. Also, trace it in cardboard to place the cardboard cut out in between floor and tray to provide extra cushion. This will help with the life of the tray to keep it from cracking over time with the weight of the dog.
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Um is this actually a question? The dog wears this like a regular choke collar and there are three string leashes you can use in and out of the house (as needed). As far as chewing through it is more likely the dog would chew the string like leash. The collar is adjustable and there is really no way the dog can chew the collar unless it is very lose and not adjusted properly.
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Well you can get a little rubber band to keep the end secure but you don't really need it, the collar has enough tick fighting medication on it already. I just cut off the excess and that way my dog can't chew on the end of it...
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Some of the bones we ordered our airdale will chew it down but not eat it. If little bits are coming off you May want to try a real baby teething toy for your puppy. The soft rubber maybe slightly tougher and not as easy to bite through like a dog toy. Just in case I would still keep an eye on your little baby until you notice that he/she can't penetrate the rubber teething chew toy. Just another idea. The softer the rubber toy is the puppy will not get bored. Another great way to use that teething toy is to put it in the freezer for five to 10 minutes. The cold soothes the puppies gums. Just an idea for you.Good luck. Some of the bones we ordered our airdale will chew it down but not eat it. If little bits are coming off you May want to try a real baby teething toy for your puppy. The soft rubber maybe slightly tougher and not as easy to bite through like a dog toy. Just in case I would still keep an eye on your little baby until you notice that he/she can't penetrate the rubber teething chew toy. Just another idea. The softer the rubber toy is the puppy will not get bored. Another great way to use that teething toy is to put it in the freezer for five to 10 minutes. The cold soothes the puppies gums.... » Read More Some of the bones we ordered our airdale will chew it down but not eat it. If little bits are coming off you May want to try a real baby teething toy for your puppy. The soft rubber maybe slightly tougher and not as easy to bite through like a dog toy. Just in case I would still keep an eye on your little baby until you notice that he/she can't penetrate the rubber teething chew toy. Just another idea. The softer the rubber toy is the puppy will not get bored. Another great way to use that teething toy is to put it in the freezer for five to 10 minutes. The cold soothes the puppies gums. Just an idea for you.Good luck. « Show Less
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For spraying the wire use Grannick's Bitter Apple, if you want to spray while he chews you can try also spraying him with Stop training spray but you need to have perfect timing...which won't work while you are away. You should try giving him something safe to chew on and make sure he is not in the crate too long. Make sure he feels being in the crate is a safe place...spraying him in the crate if he does not understand why could backfire and make it worse for him.
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the hard plastic tray that goes underneath he cant really get to it since the edges extend past the inside perimeter its really hard for a dog to get to it and chew ont it. I use it for my my not so young puppy now have not had any problems as far as chewing is concerned, especially since its galvanized and not painted it is really not atractive to dogs
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Mine sits sort of loosely, so when one went to chew it would come off I suspect. Many regions have dental assistance plans. Look around more widely you may find one? Good luck. This ain't the solution sadly.