{"id":3933,"date":"2016-11-21T10:35:05","date_gmt":"2016-11-21T10:35:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.thelabradorsite.com\/?p=3933"},"modified":"2025-06-16T17:20:40","modified_gmt":"2025-06-16T16:20:40","slug":"destructive-labradors","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.thelabradorsite.com\/destructive-labradors\/","title":{"rendered":"Destructive Dog – Tips For Preventing Damage"},"content":{"rendered":"

A destructive dog can be an expensive friend. Everyone knows that puppies like to chew. But perhaps one of the greatest shocks to many a new Labrador owner is just how destructive these dogs can be. Especially as they grow bigger and stronger but are not yet mature.<\/p>\n

Labradors are very ‘mouthy’ dogs. They love to hold and carry things in their mouths, and they often have chewing down to a fine art. Some Labs continue to exhibit a great enthusiasm for munching up anything in sight, until around their second birthday. Part of the problem is boredom,\u00a0 and a dog left alone for long periods may be more likely to set about dismantling your property<\/p>\n

Dogs are not selective about what they chew. And a ten month old Labrador with his adult jaws and teeth, can do an horrific amount of damage in the space of a few minutes if given sufficient opportunity. I have seen entire car interiors wrecked in this way. Some years ago one of my own Labradors destroyed and completely devoured both front seat belts of our car whilst left alone in it for a few\u00a0minutes.<\/p>\n

\"Find<\/p>\n

Stop Destructive Dog Chewing<\/h2>\n

Putting things away is a good place to start,\u00a0 but it won’t avoid damage altogether. It is amazing how much mess a bored dog can make in a relatively empty room. Dogs will chew skirting boards, rip up flooring and some will even scrape and chew plaster off the walls. One of the things you can do to help alleviate this obsessive need to chew is to provide your dog<\/a> with more entertainment.<\/p>\n

Best Chew Toys For Destructive Dogs<\/h2>\n

We love Kong toys for keeping our Labradors entertained.<\/p>\n

The Kong Extreme<\/h3>\n

Our top choice of best chew toy for destructive dogs has to be the Kong Extreme*<\/a>(paid link)<\/span>.<\/p>\n

<\/a>(paid link)<\/span><\/span>\"\"<\/p>\n

It has all the properties of the standard Kong toy, but in an even tougher more durable material. Simply fill it was treats, paste or even some of his dinner, pop it in the freezer, then give it to him to chew on. Many dogs will enjoy knawing their Kong toy even when it’s empty, but for the best effect for most Labs try filling it with something they love.<\/p>\n

The Zogoflex Hurley Toy Bone<\/h3>\n

West Paw Design\u2019s Zogoflex Hurley*<\/a>(paid link)<\/span>\u00a0is another big hit for destructive dogs.<\/p>\n

<\/a>(paid link)<\/span><\/span>\"\"This large bone shaped toy is designed with destructive dog chewing in mind. It should stay in tact despite your dog’s best efforts and keep him happily occupied too. It comes in\u00a0a range of sizes, with the large being best for Labs. It also has a choice of colors, so you can pick the one you like best.<\/p>\n

The Goughnuts Indestructible Dog Toy<\/h3>\n

Goughnuts are a big hit with many Lab owners, because they are designed for the most ferociously keen chewers. In fact,\u00a0Goughtnuts claim that their toy is virtually indestructible*.<\/p>\n

<\/a>(paid link)<\/span><\/span>\"\"They don’t make this claim lightly, backing it up with a lifetime guarantee. The ring is made in a series of layers. If your dog manages to chew through the green outer layer to access the red inner one, then simply return the toy for a free replacement.<\/p>\n

Toys Alone Probably Won’t Solve Destructive Chewing<\/h2>\n

Chew toys will help to keep your dog occupied and reduce the need to chew on other things. However, it will probably not on its own<\/em>, solve or avoid a chewing problem. Young Labradors will still chew<\/em> if left alone for any length of time.<\/p>\n

Best Way To Stop Destructive Dog Chewing<\/h2>\n

The only guaranteed solution to destructive Labrador behaviour is to restrict the dog’s access to anything you value,\u00a0 and that includes the fabric of your home. If you have to leave a young dog on his own, make sure he is crated or when young\u00a0confined in a puppy proof pen.<\/p>\n

Fortunately dogs don’t view confinement in the same way as people, and if properly introduced to it, have no objection to being crated appropriately. I crate puppies when I go out, until well after their first birthday. A dog in a crate cannot chew anything but the toys you leave there for him<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Many of the problems people ask me about, including housetraining regression and destructive behaviour, are a direct result of too much freedom. However, there is potential<\/em> for crates to be abused, and it’s important to recognise that you cannot leave puppies in a crate for long periods of time.<\/p>\n

The Proper Use Of Dog Crates<\/h2>\n

Dogs left alone for hours on end in a crate may become distressed and are likely to howl. Check out our crate training<\/a> article for more information.<\/p>\n

Adult sized Labradors need big crates. The dog must be able to stand up without banging his head, to turn around comfortably, and to sleep stretched out on his side if he wants to.<\/p>\n

If you work, or are going to be out for several hours, then you will need to arrange for someone to let your dog out and walk him or spend time with him. If you cannot do this, then the only alternative is doggy day care, or a proper outdoor kennel and run. Destructive chewing is no joke, \u00a0but it is a very avoidable and normally a temporary problem.<\/p>\n

De-crating Your Labrador<\/h2>\n

By the time your Labrador is two, he will probably have lost all enthusiasm for removing the contents of your cushions, and will happily sleep for a couple of hours whilst you are out. You will be able to leave your precious things lying around once more and fold your crate away, until next time!<\/p>\n

If you think you are ready to stop using your Labrador’s crate, then check out this article for some great advice on de-crating.<\/a><\/p>\n

More information on Labradors<\/h2>\n

If you’d like all of our best Labrador information together in one place, then get your copy of The Labrador Handbook today.<\/p>\n

<\/a>(paid link)<\/span><\/span>\"\"The Labrador Handbook looks at all aspects owning a Labrador, through daily care, to health and training at each stage of their life. The Labrador Handbook is available worldwide. You can buy The Labrador Handbook from Amazon by following this link<\/a>(paid link)<\/span>. If you do, The Labrador Site will receive a small commission which is greatly appreciated and won’t affect the cost to you!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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