Allowing them to shred things is actually a great way to decrease shredding in the future, since you are providing an outlet for this natural behavior!

That’s comment doesn’t speak on his point

@@Outlaw33411 this stinks of ANOTHER Asian psyop, to get americans to hate thier animals, so they can march around telling thier phone apps (that never stop listening) "how much thier pet shreds"... ultimately resulting in Asians replacing Americans in key positions of the economy, because all they do IS BUY AMERICAN DATA!!!! #bublife

They should, with some gentle guidance, learn that when you hand them an object, it's theirs, and everything else is yours, i.e. off limits. But yes, I get what you're saying. It's just part of training them, and training takes a bit of time and effort.

Yeah i agree and also their stomachs could hurt from swallowing pieces of the carbord

Also got a beagle. Mine ate a whole ass oven mitt. Nothing is safe

@@Felsane 😄 I feel your pain. Once I was re-roofing my shed and I took off my work gloves because it was really hot out and just before throwing them off of the roof I remembered my beagle was in the yard and I stopped, looked around to make sure he wasn't anywhere in sight, and then dropped the gloves to the ground when I saw that I couldn't see hem anywhere. The very instant that they hit the ground the beagle snatched them up at a full run as if he had been already been running by and he disappeared with them. I knew that there was no use to try to climb down and save them

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such a great idea!

😂 mine did too but I'm trying it again and again ...u have to allow to make mistakes nd that will get their mind to think

not my dog being scared of tye towel💀💀💀

Mine will for sure , don't think that one is a good idea 🤔

Mine would for sure so won't try that one but the kitchen towel one is a good idea , will definitely try that thanks

Definitely important to supervise!

It's not meant to be an unsupervised activity. But yes, definitely not for every dog.

I've actually seen them in pet stores, for example petsmart! Hope that helps!

I bought that exact one at Ross. They're plush puzzle toys. You can buy little toys to put inside to add or replace. I have several versions of these for my Pointer. He loves them. It's a pain having to constantly replace them for him, but it's so fun to watch him play with it that I don't mind.

The brand is zippy paws!

You could try using other treats that they like!

You should teach your dog through gentle guidance and redirection that when you hand them an object, it's theirs, but everything else is of limits.

Ive never had this issue! Hebis allowed to shred boxes and packaging paper we specifically give him, and weve never had him take it out on things he shouldnt. Mught just be lucky with him tho😂

i’ve never had a problem with my pup, she knows what she should and shouldn’t chew

same here!!! have a very well manared little dog, and had no issue introducing these fun activities :D

The title does say enrichment which means your ment to hide the treats so the animal has a semi simulation of life in the wild. Toys like Kongs or puzzles are enrichment play as well which makes your brain very active while trying to reach your goal. You know those toys that babies have where you put the cube in the cube hole and the circle in the circle hole? Thats kinda exactly what an enrichment toy is but you get food afterwards!

definitely needs to be supervised, and maybe not the best activity for dogs who will ingest things! 😅

@@NativePet haha then my dog is not the best candidate!!😂

oh no! you can make it easier by just rolling the towel up but not tying it in a knot