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Chewing problems
We have 2 Siberian Husky pups (brothers) that chew on our wooden deck. We have given them everything in the world to chew on including raw hide bones and old shoes. Nothing seems to work and they continue to chew on the deck. What can we do to prevent this and are there better options than the rawhide bones and hard rubber dog toys?
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There are pet repellant products that are safe to spray onto wood. Check at your local pet store for availability. Always direct them to an acceptable toy when you catch them in the act of chewing the deck. Until this behavior is curtailed do not allow them on the deck alone. The type of chew toy is not as important as making sure they do not have periods alone to chew on the deck.