CHEWING PROBLEM IN DOGS

Dogs chew on just about anything they can wrap their mouths around and favourite objects are socks, shoes, furniture.
What Causes Dogs To Chew?
# loneliness or boredom.
# Separation anxiety
# When they are teething
# Through fear or a phobia.
# Seeking attention.
Some dogs chew just before their owner is due to arrive home. If your dog chews into electric wires, poisons and any number of other objects they could be in serious danger.

Dog Chewing - Prevention Is Your Best Option
Try these simple steps to help manage your dog's chewing: -
1. Puppy proof your home
2. Provide your dog with a few tasty chew toys.
3. Keep your dog in a safe and confined area while you are away from home. This could be a dog crate, kennel run or any secure room in your house.
4. Provide your dog with lots of exercise, both physical and mental when you are at home

chew sticks - to curb the chewing habits

Chewing is a perfectly normal and natural canine behavior. Prevention and treatment of destructive chewing behavior focus on management and education—to prevent dog from chewing inappropriate items.
Prevention - Whenever leaving home, confine your puppy to a large confinement area -with a comfortable bed, a bowl of water, and freshly-stuffed chew toys. House trained adult dogs may be confined to a dog crate. When you are home, confine your puppy to crate with nothing but a freshly-stuffed chew toy for entertainment. Every hour, take your puppy to relieve it and if he goes, praise her and play some chew toy games with her before putting her back.
The purpose of confinement is to prevent your dog from chewing inappropriate items around the house and to maximize the likelihood your dog will develop a chew toy habit.