Many dog owners will encounter this kind of trouble: just bought new furniture, carefully arranged home environment, in a flash by the dog ‘demolition’ is not like. Dogs are naturally curious and playful nature, coupled with the lack of appropriate guidance, often easily lead to the problem of home demolition.
So, as owners, how do we prevent dogs from tearing down the house, and develop good habits? Here are some effective ways to share with you!

First, understand the reasons for housebreaking.
Before taking measures, it is crucial to understand the reasons why your dog is housebreaking. The reasons why dogs break down the house may include the following points:


1. Boredom: Too much time at home and lack of sufficient activities and entertainment can make dogs feel bored and turn to housebreaking to release their energy.
2. Anxiety: Emotional problems such as separation anxiety may cause dogs to relieve their anxiety by chewing on things.
3. Curiosity: Dogs are curious about their surroundings, especially puppies, and love to explore new things.
4. Lack of appropriate toys: If there are not enough toys, dogs will look for other items to chew on.
Understanding these reasons, we can take targeted measures to help the dog to change the bad habits of home demolition.

Second, provide adequate exercise and entertainment.
1. Walk your dog regularly
It is essential to schedule daily exercise for your dog. Exercises such as walking, running and playing Frisbee can help dogs burn off excess energy and reduce the likelihood of them tearing down the house.
2. Set up a play area
Set up a ‘play area’ in your home with safe and playful toys such as chew toys, cartoon balls, and intelligence toys. These toys will attract your dog's attention and reduce their curiosity and desire to destroy furniture.


3. Regular replacement of toys
Dogs have a strong sense of freshness for toys, so it is recommended to change toys on a regular basis to keep them fun and fresh and avoid demolition of the house due to monotonous and boring toys.

Third. Proper training and guidance.
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IV. Protect your home environment.
1. Restriction of activity space
When you are not at home or can't supervise your dog, you can limit your dog's range of activities by fencing or crate to protect important items at home.
2. Safe storage
Try to avoid placing easily damaged items in your home that are easily accessible to your dog, such as electrical cables and valuable furniture, to reduce the likelihood of your dog tearing down your home.

3. Use Anti-Bite Spray
You can spray some anti-bite sprays on the furniture, they are usually non-toxic with a special flavour that can effectively stop dogs from biting the furniture.

V. Pay attention to your dog's emotional and physical health.
If the behaviour of housebreaking is frequent and cannot be improved, it is recommended to consider the psychological and health status of the dog. Separation anxiety, depression, etc. may cause the dog to display undesirable behaviours, consult a veterinarian or professional dog trainer at the right time to give the dog the help and support it needs.


Preventing dogs from housebreaking requires not only that we provide an enriched environment and activities, but also proper training and guidance. Every dog is unique, and by understanding their needs and habits and responding positively, we can keep our dogs healthy and happy while keeping our home environment tidy and organised.
We hope the above will help you keep your dog both happy and well behaved in your home! If you have any other experiences to share or questions, please feel free to leave them in the comments section!