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Post by doddy555 Fri Sep 27 2013, 08:05

hi is it norm for puppy to try an eat everything ,from paper, string, leaves, grass, ,,, i do feed her lol Smile Smile 
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Post by gimli Fri Sep 27 2013, 08:25

Hi its defo normal lol and drives us mad. Has your dog got lots of chew toys and perhaps a treat ball that can be stuffed and frozen for them to play with. Mine has a deer antler part that I got at a pet shop that was recomended on here and loves to chew it. Mine at five months loves nothing more than to eat anything so we make sure he has lots bones and toys and balls..
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Post by Guest Fri Sep 27 2013, 08:35

Yes, very normal for a pup! Great advise above - lots of chews and toys to keep pup occupied.

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Post by doddy555 Fri Sep 27 2013, 08:42

thanks , i will go shopping for more chew toys Smile Smile may sound thick but what is the best chew toys to get an put in freezer ? Smile
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Post by Guest Fri Sep 27 2013, 08:50

Kongs come highly recommended on here, stuffed with tasty treats like a bit of cheese, peanut butter or even your pup's meal. I like freezing things like carrots, apples, bananas and that sort of stuff. It's really hot over here at the moment so I fill tupperware bowls with water, stick a treat in the middle and freeze those too which keep them busy. Coconuts are also great for diverting their attention!

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Post by Guest Fri Sep 27 2013, 08:55

Aww perfectly staffy normal Laughing darcy has now decided she likes to chew soap Surprised she jumps into the bath to get it Rolling Eyes so now we have to keep the bathroom door permanently closed. Kongs are great, I stuff Darcy's with sweet potato, her kibble, peanut butter thumbs up

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Post by doddy555 Fri Sep 27 2013, 08:58

kong it is then, soap oh dear lol , so funny when kim gets something she shouldnt she legs it and i have no way of catching her lol, aww thanks guys Smile
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Post by Guest Fri Sep 27 2013, 09:08

Try and make sure nothing is in her reach that she shouldn't have. Though they do eat things you wouldn't expect them to when they are pups biggrin 

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Post by Guest Fri Sep 27 2013, 09:44

Just a word of caution....please don't be tempted to buy rawhide chews. They can swell in the stomach & if a large piece gets swallowed they can very quickly cause a serious blockage! They also often contain bleach & other chemicals which are used to strip the hair from the hide!

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Post by Guest Fri Sep 27 2013, 09:49

Great advise from Caryll there. I also stay away from hooves

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Post by doddy555 Fri Sep 27 2013, 20:56

aww thanks for all advice Smile Smile
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Post by Jules&Nick Thu Oct 03 2013, 15:09

 Bailey does exactly the same, if i take my eye of him for two seconds he has something new in his mouth. On saturday, i pulled stones, mud - yes mud from my plants, a worm, a nail - god know where he got that from, a leaf, and paper out of his mouth and this was all in about an hour!

And yes he has plenty of toys - we try to regulate his toys so he doesnt get bored of them all as Ive read you shouldnt give them all their toys in one go but he still prefers to eat stones, leaves etc......

He totally gives the game away cos he looks at me then does a runner as fast as he can!! shame on you

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Post by Jules&Nick Thu Oct 03 2013, 15:21

I also love the advice, particularly the one about freezing a treat inside an ice cube - bailey barked at the first ice cube i gave him lol, such a wally!
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Post by kkjax Thu Oct 03 2013, 17:13

Jax did the same thing (and still does). He used to try to eat rocks... like full stones. He's gotten immensely better with age and I find having a good "leave it" command has helped a lot. It makes him think before he goes for something he's not supposed to... although, if it's really enticing (socks, fabric of any sort) he will just think about it and end up going for it anyway Laughing 
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Post by Guest Thu Oct 03 2013, 20:13

Aww Kim you scavvy! very normal indeed. All as mentioned above Big Grin 

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Post by Maria90 Sat Oct 05 2013, 11:26

As said above, as normal as normal can be, Rocky gets his nose into absolutely everything he can!!
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Post by Guest Sat Oct 05 2013, 11:28

get working on a good strong leave command , and when you crack it please post back here and tell me how to do it Laughing Laughing 

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