Make it unpleasant for the dog - either by spraying a foul-tasting gear over your stuff, or by squirting the dog with a water pistol when you see him starting to chew something. It he is a young dog, he is still developing his teeth and needs to chew, so buy him something he can chew on, like a chew-toy, and encourage him to use that instead of your household possessions. A short-term solution is to see a vet or pet-store and get a muzzle though in the long term it would be better to train your dog properly and put up with a few chewed-on items.
The way to stop a dog from chewing on things is to just throw an empty water bottle to the dog. It makes the dog distracted from other things the dog chews on and it is safe for big dogs.
You can put a big rock in his food bowl and it will slow him down when he is eating his breakfast, lunch, dinner, etc.
You could be extreme and muzzle the dog in the car. Another option is to buy a truck:)
Try getting a "simple solutions" puppy pad holder, more toys to entertain your dog, or crate training.
All dogs, not just female pitbulls, go through a chewing faze as puppies. Many dogs like the way a certain person smells and will only chew that person's things. To stop dogs from chewing the wrong things, you can buy green apple and/or vinegar spray to spray onto your shoes and furniture that the dog is chewing. Be stern with your, but not harsh!
dont yell at the cat,thats normal if he/she chew stuff. just put your importent chewable stuff where the cat cant get it.
Mine's favorite things are running around on my bed and chewing up newspaper.
there is a special spray so the dog will stop chewing anything you spray the spray on..........you can get the spray at petsmart
Get one of those lampshade things
cut them off.
Give him enough food ofcorse
Get one of those bitter things that are safe for dogs as the dog will taste the bitter taste and not chew.
You could be extreme and muzzle the dog in the car. Another option is to buy a truck:)
Keep your things in a place where the dog can not get them. This dog may need training.
barking licking scratching chewing things shedding
Get rid of the fleas. Flea allergies are the number one reason for visits to the vet!
Try getting a "simple solutions" puppy pad holder, more toys to entertain your dog, or crate training.
All dogs, not just female pitbulls, go through a chewing faze as puppies. Many dogs like the way a certain person smells and will only chew that person's things. To stop dogs from chewing the wrong things, you can buy green apple and/or vinegar spray to spray onto your shoes and furniture that the dog is chewing. Be stern with your, but not harsh!
stop moving your jaws... Or you could just eat that Nicoteen chewing gum.