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Hello everyone!

I found this forum a while back and since the time is edging closer, I though I would post!
My new Staffy puppy Quartz is due in 1 week 4 days! Have been counting the days off ever since we first saw him weeeeeks ago!
All of his stuff is ready and waiting, my home just feels missing now without him...
Am a little bit anxious of the stuff he may destroy in our rented home, any tips on keeping his teeth off?

So yes...hello to you all!

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Hello and welcome from me the wife and marley

i'd suggest plenty of chew toys, frozen veg and even freeze toy's when teething starts. also plenty of exercise, it's usually either teething or boredom when they chew

welcome

Thank you! Well, we have been stocking up on hardy toys (Kongs, ropes etc). Mother has a staffy x and by god does he like to chew I work from home, so at least I can keep an eye on him, plus of course all the walkies he will be getting.

Am just too excited right now

Isn't the most exciting thing ever!!!

Second lots of chews, toys, interactive toys. The more appropriate things he has to chew and the more exercise (obviously in moderation taking into account his age), the less likely they are to chew.

My pup thankfully didn't chew much and if he tried to chew the furniture or something else he wasn't allowed, a simple 'uh-ah' in a stern voice and the presentation of a yummy pigs ear did the trick =D

hia from me and sasha
you can get sprays from the pet shop to stop the chewing of furniture ect,dont know how well they work.

Hi and welcome to the forum from Rocky and me.

Plenty of robust toys should be fine for him, as mentioned above kongs are great too.

Hi and welcome from us and Suki

hello and welcome from me and billy

bet you cant wait hipe it goes fats for you

hi & welcome to the forum

Welcome...we found that tennis balls kept ours amused for hours...playing with it ..popping it...peeling it...chewing it......and much cheaper than £8 a time for toys that only last 2 minutes !.

Hi and welcome to the forum from Tyson & me

Hi from Pene & me

Hello and welcome aboard

Hi and welcome from me and Tilly