NEED HELP FOR ADOPTED DOG

Along with the suggestions here, does she have a kennel to keep him in when
he is unsupervised?

Celeste

"Michael A. Ball" <Guardian RemoveThis @wireco.net> wrote in message
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> On 1 Nov 2006 08:47:01 -0800, "dogrescue" <cimhumsoc RemoveThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>...He chews up everything
>>in sight. What can I do to help her with this problem.
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> Treat off-limit items with a bitter apple spray. Invest in rawhide
> chips, bones, etc. And never under estimate the power of a vinyl squeaky
> toy. Most important, the owners need to invest their time, so the dog
> won't become bored.
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> Intelligent dogs will create their own entertainment.
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> A dog's life is too short; their only fault really.
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Huskys are working dogs,
that were bred to, and love to run ..

I mean really, really run

Some regular seriously strenuous exercise is what the dog is craving.
They are born to run and pull and will run themselves happily to death

I doubt a 20 mile run would barely make a fit husky stiff the next day..

think of googling for and joining a local dog mushing group because
without enough excercise they are terrible dogs.

get the dog excerised though, and they are truly excellent pets.



"dogrescue" <cimhumsoc.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I need help with a problem that one of our adopters has with her much
> loved dog. She adopted a Husky mix from us and really loves the dog.
> Her husband however is ready to bring him back. He chews up everything
> in sight. What can I do to help her with this problem.
>
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