My (3/4 percent) schnauzer/yorkie (1/4percent) is 9 months old and has started to eat cords and wood. what can I do to stop him?


	Dogster Answers › Behavior & Training › Chewing my (3/4 percent) schnauzer/yorkie (1/4percent) is 9 months old and has started to eat cords and wood. what can I do to stop him. Asked by Guest 125909 on Oct 24th 2009 in Chewing Status Cast your vote for which answer you think is best! Answers Spray whatever he chews with Bitter Apple or Bitter Yuck. If you catch him in the act, tell him no, then give him a toy to chew instead. When he chews the toy instead of household things, praise him. Hope that helps. Bella answered on 10/24/09. Helpful? / 0 yes i spraybed that bitter apple stuff and it stopped the chewing behavior right away. Rocky answered on 10/25/09. Helpful? / 0 SEARCH FOR: IN Have a question you want answered? Ask it here! Related Questions Maintaining potty training away from home (ie other houses on holiday.)? in Behavior & Training on Nov 23rd. Once a dogs anal glands are surpressed should there be instant relief or does it take time for your pet to stop scootin? in Health & Wellness on Nov 23rd. Why does he do dat? in Behavior & Training on Nov 23rd. Dog has loose stool with blood? in Health & Wellness on Nov 23rd. Re: Hot spot/wound treatment? in Health & Wellness on Nov 23rd. More Questions in This Category How do I stop an oral fixation in a young female pitbull mix? Tagged oralfixation On Nov 20th. What is the most effective way to teach my puppy not to bite my fingers, toes, foot, and clothes??? Tagged puppybitingonpeople On Nov 20th. Our dogis crated while we are at work, but she chews everything we put in. HELP? Tagged dog, chewing, nothome On Nov 19th. 10 month old Great Pyrenees chewing furniture, wood trim, wood window blinds and her dog beds? Tagged helpstopchewingfurniture, pillowsandwood On Nov 17th. Chewing the couch!? On Nov 6th.


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