One can compare puppies to small children. Their mouths are their primary tool for exploring the world. Puppy’s learn from chewing. At 6 months of age, puppies begin to get their teeth. These behaviors are not something puppies “outgrow”, unlike children. Tech your dog about acceptable and unacceptable behavior. But how can you do that? These are our tips. If you are looking for an amazing puppy with a verified breeder you can look it up on Mini Cavapoo Puppies

TIP 1: Puppyproof your home. Keep anything that could be chewed out of reach.

TIP 2 - Make sure your puppy has a chewable toy. TIP 2 - Don’t allow your puppy to play with shoes or socks that are too old. For older dogs, soft squeak toys might be too fragile to chew. They can be used for fetch and learning about the world with small puppies.

TIP 3: Limit your living space, bedroom or other rooms when you have to be away from home for a long time.

TIP 4: Don’t let your dog chew things that aren’t supposed to be there. Next, give your dog something to chew. Do not be emotional.

TIP 5: Teach your puppy not to bite any person in the body. Did you know that biting family members is an attempt to dominate?

TIP 6: If your puppy is having difficulty teething, freeze a washcloth.

TIP 7: Never punish your dog after the fact. If your dog chews something, you can’t punish them. Dogs are often able to associate punishment with what they do during the time they’re being punished.