You won’t have to buy any expensive remedies.
Is the dog chewing furniture? Don’t know what to do to break this bad habit? The solution, as always, exists and is not as complicated as it seems at first glance. Of course, the best way is to train your pet. But not everyone engages in training or can afford to hire a good professional to teach their little dog good manners. And while we’re training our dog, it can ruin not only our furniture but also our nerves and health. And as we know, the latter cannot be bought for any amount of money. That’s why time is of the essence, and action needs to be taken quickly. We’ll help you with that today.
What to treat furniture with to prevent the dog from chewing?
Sometimes the solution to certain problems is right in front of us. And we just need to use them wisely. In our case, it’s pretty much the same. Let’s just say upfront, you won’t have to buy any expensive remedies. Moreover, you don’t need to buy anything at all!
What do you need?
You can teach your dog not to chew furniture with ordinary soap. Everyone has a piece of soap. All you need to do is rub the legs of your furniture and the parts your dog likes to chew with soap.
Why does this trick work?
Yes, because soap tastes very unpleasant. Those who have accidentally tasted it know that. Your dog won’t like the taste of soap either, and it will leave your chairs, tables, and other furniture alone.
What else is great about this technique? By rubbing soap on the furniture, you won’t leave any traces. It will form a thin, transparent layer, even if the soap contains dye.
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