[nagdu] Please help!!!!

[Tracy Carcione]

I think Nicole is right.  Go back to the beginning, and do what you did
when you got home with her.  Keep her on leash or tie-down.  If you think
she's good for a bit, let her loose, but put on her bell.  TSE gave me a
bell with Ben, so I expect they gave you one, too.  Don't leave her alone
unsupervised for quite a while.  It's a hassle, of course.  And now she's
gotten the idea that chewing is fun.
Oh, and I'd give her some approved chew toy while she's lying around, so
she doesn't feel deprived.
That ball-and-chain phase is rough, but it does pay in the long run, in my
experience.
Good luck.
Tracy

> Hi all,
>
> Ok, I seem to have a good plan in place to handle Inga's jumping on
> people.
> Now I need to address the issue of her chewing up everything in the house
> including, but not limited to, shoes, remote controls, batteries,
> husband's
> wallet.  Inga is getting to be an awfully expensive dog.
>
>
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