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 To train your dog to stop chewing on furniture and household items, it's important to provide appropriate chew toys and redirect their attention when you catch them in the act. Encourage them to chew on designated toys by praising and rewarding them when they make the right choice. Consistency is key, so be patient and reinforce the desired behavior consistently. If the problem persists, consult with a professional dog trainer who can provide additional guidance tailored to your dog's specific needs.

  Mental stimulation is essential to keep your dog engaged and prevent boredom. Incorporate interactive toys, puzzle feeders, and snuffle mats into their daily routine. These tools encourage problem-solving and engage their natural instincts. Additionally, regular training sessions, obedience classes, and introducing new activities like scent work or agility can provide mental challenges. Remember to rotate toys and activities to keep things fresh and exciting for your furry friend.

 Teaching your dog, a reliable recall is crucial for their safety and your peace of mind. Start training in a controlled environment with minimal distractions. Use a positive reinforcement technique, such as treats or praise, to reward them for coming when called. Gradually increase the level of distractions and practice in various settings, reinforcing the behavior each time. Consistency, patience, and regular practice are key to achieving a strong recall. It's important to avoid using their name as a form of correction or punishment when working on recall training. Negative enforcement can have a negative impact on their willingness to come when called. If you're struggling with training, seek guidance from a professional dog trainer who can provide personalized assistance.