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prosodicReece just ripped a large chunk of drywall off the wall.
She does this. She scrapes the paint off the wall with her teeth (we have to make a few touch-ups here and there, after the windows are installed, since we'll probably need to repaint around the windows anyway).
She chews on baseboards. She chews on corners.
Lance is very angry with her right now. She doesn't really understand why.
I mean, it's FIXABLE. But still...
What is wrong with this dog? Our drywall eating, rock eating, mulch eating dog?
She does this. She scrapes the paint off the wall with her teeth (we have to make a few touch-ups here and there, after the windows are installed, since we'll probably need to repaint around the windows anyway).
She chews on baseboards. She chews on corners.
Lance is very angry with her right now. She doesn't really understand why.
I mean, it's FIXABLE. But still...
What is wrong with this dog? Our drywall eating, rock eating, mulch eating dog?
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Date: 2008-10-06 01:52 pm (UTC)Sounds like she might benefit from increased crate training or leash training time. If she can not be directly supervised by either of you for any length of time, crate. If you are out and about in the house with her, leash her, and attach the leash to you (your belt loops, most likely, to have both hands free). You'll be able to keep her from situations where she'd act out, and be able to redirect her if she starts giving the wall an amorous eye.