Bringing a new puppy home is going to fill your family with precious memories, but destructive teething is never fun. I remember when I first had a puppy (with my parents), he destroyed everything in the house. No chair leg was intact and every baseboard was chewed off. My parents laughed it off, but I don’t intend to blow my paycheck for a bunch of house repairs and furniture touchups. In order to prevent the damage caused by your puppy, you need to 1) crate your puppy when you can’t supervise him/her, and 2) give the puppy plenty of chew toys to chew and destroy.
Along with many chew toys, I’ve grabbed a box of Healthy Edibles by Nylabone. These are edible treats that are long-lasting and going to keep my Pomsky preoccupied.
I bought the variety pack with roast beef and chicken flavor. She goes absolutely crazy for both flavors. It’s such a high-rewarding treat that I’m using it to crate-train her.
It takes a long time for her to finish one, and she gets dead silent!
But these are not rawhides or antlers, so depending on the size of your dog or his/her determination to finish it, the lasting time will vary. I’ve given one to a Rottweiler puppy that comes to the puppy school that I go to, and he chewed it down like a biscuit, lol.
Such a great rewarding treat that keeps my dog engaged and happy.
My dog used to love this green rubber dog bone chew toy. You can get something similar at almost any pet store like Petco or Petsmart. They're usually by a giant value toy bin by the checkout stand.
Teething Toys for Puppies
6 months old lab puppy that desperately needs something to chew on
not choking hazard
edible
Bringing a new puppy home is going to fill your family with precious memories, but destructive teething is never fun. I remember when I first had a puppy (with my parents), he destroyed everything in the house. No chair leg was intact and every baseboard was chewed off. My parents laughed it off, but I don’t intend to blow my paycheck for a bunch of house repairs and furniture touchups. In order to prevent the damage caused by your puppy, you need to 1) crate your puppy when you can’t supervise him/her, and 2) give the puppy plenty of chew toys to chew and destroy.
Along with many chew toys, I’ve grabbed a box of Healthy Edibles by Nylabone. These are edible treats that are long-lasting and going to keep my Pomsky preoccupied.
I bought the variety pack with roast beef and chicken flavor. She goes absolutely crazy for both flavors. It’s such a high-rewarding treat that I’m using it to crate-train her.
It takes a long time for her to finish one, and she gets dead silent!
But these are not rawhides or antlers, so depending on the size of your dog or his/her determination to finish it, the lasting time will vary. I’ve given one to a Rottweiler puppy that comes to the puppy school that I go to, and he chewed it down like a biscuit, lol.
Such a great rewarding treat that keeps my dog engaged and happy.
My dog used to love this green rubber dog bone chew toy. You can get something similar at almost any pet store like Petco or Petsmart. They're usually by a giant value toy bin by the checkout stand.