Five month old German Shepherd Liza chewed up that wall while I was at work, and I made the mistake of fixing it. This is the second time in the exact same spot (and she’s since done it again).
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Five month old German Shepherd Liza chewed up that wall while I was at work, and I made the mistake of fixing it. This is the second time in the exact same spot (and she’s since done it again).
Nancy K. Gardner Shute
OMG! Look at that face! Soooooo cute.
Elizabeth Ann Elliott
oooohhhhh the ears!!!!!!! shes sooooooo flippin cute!!!!!!!!!
Lisa O'dell
It’s a very very bad wall mommy, you should see how it treats me when you aren’t around!
Scott Simmons
Perhaps the builder dropped a Milkbone inside the wall during construction…
Kat
Crate…
Dee
Exactly! I have had three dogs that needed to be crated when no one was home for their own safety.
There is nothing wrong with a crate.
Amanda McCracken
Yep. My gsds need crated for the same reason. At least until they are two years old! She is adorable though and you can tell she’s sorry! 🙂
Leslin
awww I love puppy ears!!! (shaming ignored, of course, in account of cuteness!) 😛
Eileen Dominick Long
So adorable! How can you be mad at a face like that?
Brenda
Try bitter apple spray from your pet store. My dog no longer chews on the furniture!
C
Ears!!! Try a puzzle toy. Might help. 🙂
Jenah Parris
But that face!!! She is adorable!
jennifer
Maybe she’s teething? My GSD ate an entire coffee table cause of that! Try a frozen steak fry or two…the cold helps the pain,and frozen means she can chew it for a little while.
ZUUL42
Maybe there’s a body hidden in the wall, she can smell it, and is trying to get to it.
Mim Mik
Two words….crate training!
Bev McM
All right so she chewed the wall twice but who could resist that beautiful face with the big ears!!
hu
Bored dogs destroy things
Kel
Did I miss the part in the original post where this puppy’s owner asked to be told how to care for her own dog? Please don’t assume you know what’s happening in someone else’s home. I wish dogshaming would include a disclaimer telling commenters not to offer judgment and chastising unless the poster asks for advice.
Holly
My 10 month old gsd boy does the same thing to window sills! We had to crate him while we’re out for the safety of our house!
Napole
Crating is a good idea but IF the owner is at work for 8 hours or more (not unusual for this economic armageddon) that would be a loooooooooooooong time in a crate. I would enroll a good friend or a relative as a dog sitter 😉 Anyhow, AWESOME BAT EARS!!!
Irisa
I’m with you Kel … so many people thinking they have the right to tell someone how to raise and train their puppy. If everyone did what some people suggest and crate their dog/s then we wouldn’t have dogshaming.com
Simsad
I can’t stop looking at his ears!
Maile Girl
Not even Lisa can resist her own cute looks, she’s playing and trying to get her own attention in the mirror. Change out your closet doors with non mirrored ones, see if she stops.
Lorraine
Crate! Especially a puppy… she’ll feel more secure. LOVE the ears!
allisonallwright
We still have bite and chew marks on one small wooden table that our precious mini-schnauzer made when she was a puppy. That was 17 yrs ago, she has been gone for way too many yrs but when I see that table I always smile and remember the good times. I think you’ll do the same, and OMG love the ears.
Toni
My Wolfgang, who has crossed the Rainbow Bridge, used to do the same. You know what, if I could have him back, even for a day, he could chew whatever he wanted. Who cares, its just stuff.
kari
lol. too funny. adorable dog. most large breed dogsjust grow into their feet but this one has to grow into her ears. XD
Pauline
I freakin love those ears! She could probably be a stand-in for a satellite dish if you ever needed it. 🙂 Way way too cute!