Sentences with phrase «chewing on anything»

Biting, nipping, and chewing on anything other than their toys or chew bones is not acceptable.

«We still have to only feed him soft food and make sure he's not chewing on anything hard because we don't want the hole in his palate re-opening, but overall he's doing really well.

The most intelligent solution is to make sure your dog is observable when he or she is chewing on anything.

Sounds like he's chewing on anything and everything in sight.

«Your dogs should not be chewing on anything that doesn't come from your hand — not plants, not sticks,» she says.

Check these common teething symptoms to see if teething is responsible: Drooling Swollen Gums Chewing on anything and everything (including hands) Loss of Appetite High Temperature (although some professionals say this is not due to teething) Runny Stools (although some professionals say this is...

Moms who carry or nurse babies or young toddlers know that they love grabbing and chewing on anything nearby.

We left the necklace off of our son overnight and by mid-day, you could tell he didn't have it on; he was fussy, drooling like I'd never seen before, and chewing on anything he could get his mouth around.

Yes - sir - ee, when babies start to teeth, they love to chew on anything they can get their hands (and mouth) on.

This prevents your child from being able to peel off and chew on anything he or she doesn't need to get ahold of.

Babies are especially more likely to chew on anything in sight when they're teething.

Taylor chews on anything and everything we put in front of her.

Teething rings are an essential replacement for children who love to bite and chew on anything they can get their hands on.

We have to make sure there's nothing he can chew up, because he'll chew on anything.

You wouldn't want your pet to play or chew on anything that you wouldn't feel comfortable letting your own child play with too.»

It is therefore normal for a teething puppy to want to chew on anything that gives them relief: slippers, carpets, curtains and the occasional remote control are some favorite items.

His temporary SC foster said he was well - behaved in the house - house trained, crate trained, and didn't chew on anything.

Distraction - when your puppy begins to chew on anything even you, substitute a toy.

In addition, they must go through potty training, obedience training and socialization, and they must be taught to not chew on anything and everything.

Anyone who has owned a puppy knows they have a drive to chew on anything.

This behavior can be controlled by stimulating the static correction when you notice your dog beginning to chew on anything besides the items that are intended for him to chew on.

Always remember that unlike other animals, rabbits will chew on anything you leave around that is chewable: everything is fair game to them.

Make sure the barriers are durable enough to withstand your puppy's sharp teeth and remember that she will be teething and will want to chew on anything and everything.

So we did and he hasn't chewed on anything since.

She use to never chew on anything.

Teething causes irritation and discomfort for a puppy so it naturally will chew on anything he can find to alleviate this problem.

My dog is an old dog and never chewed on anything as a puppy but now she chews the fence up and gets out and if we leave her in the house she chews walls and door facings we don't know what to do anymore.

Because they love to chew on anything, having wood chews, alfalfa balls and other chew toys will also be necessary to keep your pet happy.

A bored lab that is full of energy can become a destructive dog, as they will chew on anything they can.

You may be very well aware of this because at times puppies seem to chew on anything they can get their mouths on.

Especially if he is known to be the kind of dog that chews on anything and everything.

She also LOVES to chew on anything / everything.

It will chew on anything it can reach.

Dixie loves to chew on anything and everything she can reach.

So far, he has not chewed on anything inappropriate, and he never destroys toys, no matter how flimsy they may be.

Puppies are known for their playful natures, and their tendency to chew on anything and everything to ease teething pains and explore the exciting new world around them.

Rabbits that are kept indoors will chew on anything from carpet to...

Chewing is natural and helps to relieve the pain, and puppies will chew on anything they can get their mouth on, including small hands, fingers — especially as those things often smell like the delicious food they were just holding!

(my dog will chew on anything)

Keep in mind that a hamster will chew on anything in its environment, so make sure anything that goes into their cage or aquarium is non-toxic and safe to eat.

I have excellent house manners, have NEVER had an accident, have NEVER chewed on anything, love to cuddle, and I give lots of Brittany kisses.

I picked this collar because my dog chews on anything dangling from his collar.

Not exact matches

Essentially, he published a highly complex outline of a dream transport — an ideal one, more than anything, but rife with enough technical research for others to chew on, and chew on they did.

If you want to discuss anything else in a reasonable fashion you should abstain from insults and come up with something a litte more firm to chew on..

Nibbling on bacon, chewing on cheese Sam says to Suzie, Honey, would you please be my Mrs. Suzie says yes with her kisses Now he's tickling her fancy, rubbing her toes Muzzle to muzzle, now, anything goes as they wriggle, Sue starts to giggle

If you knew anything about me, you'd know that on match days I'm as laid back as they come and more than happy to chew the fat with opposition fans as was evidenced on my visit to your gaff last season when I spent a very enjoyable few hours chatting to Arsenal fans over half a dozen or so pints of North London's finest gnat's p*ss, oops sorry beer

This is a particularly worrying period for most parents because your child will start to chew on practically anything they can get their hands (or mouth) on.

Our hv just said that from 6 months they can have pretty much anything that we have (except honey and whole nuts of course) and just to give it in chunks bigger than his fist so that he could chew on the bits that poked out of his little paw.

I can't seem to give her anything to play with or learn with that she won't chew on.

All babies go through an actual oral stage in development which is quite appropriate — they suck on, bite, chew on and sometimes even swallow things like toys, clothing, paper, pretty much anything they find that they can get into their mouths.