Destructive chewing in dogs is typically caused by boredom, anxiety, or teething. Chewing is instinctual and necessary, but ...

In a teething struggle all pet owners can relate to, a frustrated dog owner has turned to the online community for advice on ...

Chewing is a natural way for them to navigate their surroundings. While dogs have a great sense of smell, their eyesight is not as good. Sometimes, dogs can show destructive behaviour because of ...

Your dog's destructive behaviour may also be followed ... He may also like the attention he gets after chewing the paper. Triggers, such as footsteps, a ring at the door bell or letters through ...

According to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), separation-related behavior (SRB) happens when a dog is left alone and often comes from a place of distress. This ...

Rosie Assitt, Brand Manager at TastyBone, explains: “Chewing is a natural, instinctive behaviour for dogs, but when it becomes excessive it can quickly turn into a destructive habit. Many dogs ...