Sentences with phrase «chew things around the house»

Normal Behavior It is perfectly normal a puppy to want to chew things around the house.

It is perfectly normal a puppy to want to chew things around the house.

Not exact matches

Sure, it only takes about a year and a half to raise a puppy, as opposed to eighteen (or more) for children, but that can be a year and a half of having things chewed up or peed on, having your rules constantly tested, and having a growing ball of energy rushing around the house.

She likes to bring sticks in the house and then chew them up, drag around things she shouldn't have, finds things I never knew we had, terrorize the cats and harass the older dogs!

In both the 1 and 2 month sessions we socialize pups to different things around the house, people and children, and teach and reinforce puppy manners, such as no jumping, biting, chewing.

And given the fact that they are so lazy, they will most likely never have the urge to chew anything or damage things around the house.

My puppy wouldn't listen to me, and kept chewing things up around the house.

When my dogs are young, they are on a leash until they know first off, not to steal or chew my things, and also so that they get into the habit of following me around the house.

You might see such a dog dig holes as if it is looking for a rodent; hunt birds or bugs or toys in your yard; wrestle endlessly with you and / or other animals; get into your things around the home, such as pulling plants apart, beating up pillows, chewing up carpets for fun, destroying pool equipment, or grabbing a shoe and running all over the house with it.

I was celebrating Kwanzaa, hearing this unfamiliar language, Swahili, and seeing black soap and chew sticks around the house, things that were about applying an Africanness to one's self.»