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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's best not to eat, teething sticks are generally given for three or four months, you can buy some teething rope or something, bite the sofa to fight to teach, my family Dudu bit me when I was a child, the dog is very smart and can understand people's faces, and then bite the shoes without biting, its teeth will itch when they grow, and they will not itch when they grow up and change their teeth.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Give him a teether or a toy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Uh-huh, he's grinding his teeth, so buy him a teething stick.
The dog is now in a time when he is curious about everything and grinding his teeth, so he likes to bite indiscriminately, prepare a little more teeth grinding toys for the dog, let it ask for toys on the line, if it still bites you or slippers, it will be punished appropriately, if it is biting its own teething toys, give some snacks reward, and slowly it will be fine.
No, my golden retriever.
The dog has just arrived in the new environment, it will not be adaptable, scared, use the bark to strengthen the courage, hide the dark spot under the sofa in a safe place, more soothing and comforting, and adapt to it.
As long as you feed it regularly, fixedly, and quantitatively, observe how long it will defecate after eating, and then seize that point in time when it poops, put a piece of paper stained with its urine in the toilet as soon as possible, tell it to defecate here, and give it a snack reward immediately when it does it right. Then clean up the poop that it discharges everywhere immediately, and then disinfect it with an odor disinfectant to cover up the previous smell, and it will know to go to the toilet after coming and going.
Hello, generally speaking, it will be okay to continue to observe, if there is no abnormality in his eating and drinking, no abnormality in sleeping and playing, then it will be fine.