Chew-proof dog mattress/blanket etc
Chew-proof dog mattress/blanket etc
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Phooey

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13,517 posts

192 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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Our dog destroys ANYTHING you put in her cage. We need an indestructible / chew-proof mattress or cage liner of some sort. Any ideas or recommendations? Ta

pikeyboy

2,349 posts

237 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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You're too soft with it, they don't really need anything. Saying that ours have loads of cheap ikea fleece blankets.

Try these, heard good things about them
http://www.tuffies.co.uk/dog-beds.asp

Phooey

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13,517 posts

192 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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Cheers PB. I reckon she's ate a hundred quids worth of towels this month alone hehe

Karyn

6,053 posts

191 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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Phooey said:
Cheers PB. I reckon she's ate a hundred quids worth of towels this month alone hehe
hehe

I daren't tally the "wins" of ours - I stopped when she chewed the sofa!



That said, she seems to be (touch wood touch wood touch wood touch wood) growing out of it now. Just my effin' pyjama tops she chews, now!


And how old is she? Might be a boredom thing (in which case a non-chew bed won't help!), or an ingrained behaviour... Does she chew anything else, or just her bed?

^^ i.e. would it be better to train her not to chew, rather than indulge her chewing with an albeit more robust replacement bed?

Phooey

Original Poster:

13,517 posts

192 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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She's nearly 7 months old. And yes, she chews through ANYTHING! She could chew her way into Fort Knox scratchchin

Karyn

6,053 posts

191 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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Phooey said:
She's nearly 7 months old. And yes, she chews through ANYTHING! She could chew her way into Fort Knox scratchchin
We should team our dogs up and split the windfall from your plan....



(Might be cheaper to train her not to chew non-chewable items looking at the price of those beds? wink )

Edited by Karyn on Friday 19th October 21:42

shambolic

2,146 posts

190 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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There's nothing on the market. Better with cheap blankets as said (mi e tend to pooh out half a blanket a times) or just hessian sacks.
Trying to keep them active and not bored helps, although dogs love to chew as it apparently releases endorphins and makes them happy

Karyn

6,053 posts

191 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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shambolic said:
There's nothing on the market. Better with cheap blankets as said (mi e tend to pooh out half a blanket a times) or just hessian sacks.
Trying to keep them active and not bored helps, although dogs love to chew as it apparently releases endorphins and makes them happy
Sorry, yes - totally agree - edited post to show what I meant!

uggs4u

27 posts

225 months

Wednesday 24th October 2012
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Have you tried Horse Mat?

uggs4u

27 posts

225 months

Wednesday 24th October 2012
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Have you tried Horse Mat?

uggs4u

27 posts

225 months

Wednesday 24th October 2012
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Have you tried Horse Mat?

Phooey

Original Poster:

13,517 posts

192 months

Thursday 25th October 2012
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uggs4u said:
Have you tried Horse Mat?
That could be an idea scratchchin