Why do dogs destroy things and how to address it?

My ex-foster pup Wolfie de-fluffed ALL toys within minutes… No matter how strong the stitching was, she started by systematically removing the squeaker first.

Chewing and digging can be down to several reasons such as various life stages, individual preferences or boredom. Destructiveness can also be sign of a more serious behavioural problem, separation distress.

To find out what’s causing the behaviour and how to addres it, check out my article published for Julius-K9:

https://julius-k9.com/…/why-do-dogs-become-destructive-and…/ (English)

https://julius-k9.com/…/miert-rongal-a-kutya-es-mit-tehetu…/ (Hungarian)

Published by bea.labady

Bea is a Dog Behaviour Consultant and Trainer in Brisbane, Australia. She is passionate about dog behaviour and force-free training and loves to teach people how to read dog body language so they understand dogs better. "Dog training is not just about teaching dogs - it is more about educating and coaching pet parents how to behave :)"

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