Destructive Chewing, Fixed. My Dog Shredded Toys In Minutes Until This. It Wasn't His Behaviour.
I'd tried everything. Trainers, chew toys, more walks, calming sprays.
#1
Five Minutes Flat, Then The Skirting Boards
Bailey still tore through a brand-new toy in five minutes and started on the skirting boards.
Then a friend who works with dogs said something that changed it: a dog that can't settle usually has something going on inside.
Which reframed the whole thing. I'd been treating it as a training problem for eight months.
#2
Think Of A Smoke Alarm With A Low Battery
It chirps all night and drives everyone crazy.
You can't train the chirping away. You can shout at it, move it, put a cushion over it — none of that addresses why it's chirping.
Change the battery and the house goes quiet.
#3
Bailey's Chewing Was The Chirp
A run-down immune system leaves low-level inflammation and discomfort humming inside a dog, and he takes it out on whatever's near his mouth.
Turkey tail powder strengthens a dog's immune defence. The beta-glucans in it wake up his own immune cells and settle what's underneath.
It's bacon flavoured, so it goes down with breakfast rather than becoming another daily argument.
#4
A Scoop In His Food Every Morning
He didn't even notice. Within two weeks the toys were surviving and Bailey was sleeping through the afternoon.
The sleeping was the part I hadn't expected, and it's the part that told me something real had changed.
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Two trainers and about nine chew toys before this. Milo settled within a fortnight and the skirting board has been left alone since.
— Fiona R., owner of a 4-year-old collie cross
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The smoke alarm comparison is what made me try it. I'd spent a year training the noise instead of asking what was causing it.
— Daniel W., owner of a 6-year-old labrador
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Goes straight in with breakfast and she has no idea it's there. She's calmer in the afternoons, which is when the chewing always used to start.
— Priya S., owner of a 3-year-old spaniel
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If your dog's destroying everything, stop training the chirp. Change the battery.