I chew through seat belts in the car. Appropriately named Weimararner “Diesel” loves nothing more than chewing through the back seat belts in the car. He does it again, he’s a living room rug!
8 Responses to “Seatbelts taste nice”
Allene
Shame on you Diesel. How about a rawhide diversion next time you want to chew?
We tried tabasco on our wooden table to stop the hound chewing the coffee table, to our horror, he loves chilli, mad dash trying to rub tabasco of the damn thing, now he stills chillis
I’ve gone through 7 (yes 7) seatbelts. I’ve tried Bitter Apple, Red/Chili Pepper, etc. The only thing that works is crating my black lab mix. I feel your pain!!
My first weim, whom I didn’t get until he was 9, went thru 1.5 seat belts in the time I had him (heard he went thru several before I got him). Loved him anyway and still miss him.
Allene
Shame on you Diesel. How about a rawhide diversion next time you want to chew?
Brenda
A rawhide diversion is a good idea but I’d spray the seat belts with bitter apple which is available at most pet stores.
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Pamela ash
Ahh what an adorable sweet face! I’m sure he was just saving you from the flat snakes hiding in the back seat
Kmbustos
Bitter apple is a good idea but be warned, some dogs like it! Doesn’t slow my Yorkie down one bit!
Boat Race
We tried tabasco on our wooden table to stop the hound chewing the coffee table, to our horror, he loves chilli, mad dash trying to rub tabasco of the damn thing, now he stills chillis
Heather
I’ve gone through 7 (yes 7) seatbelts. I’ve tried Bitter Apple, Red/Chili Pepper, etc. The only thing that works is crating my black lab mix. I feel your pain!!
Carol
My first weim, whom I didn’t get until he was 9, went thru 1.5 seat belts in the time I had him (heard he went thru several before I got him). Loved him anyway and still miss him.
Some Random Doge
Is it normal for a human to like the taste of seatbelts?