Chewing is a natural dog behavior and can provide mental stimulation, relieves anxiety, boredom and satisfies your dogs’ natural urge to chew. It also helps remove tartar and plaque from building up on your dog’s teeth. It also helps lessen bad breath, keep your dogs’ jaw strong and minimize the risk of potentially serious dental and health problems.
Training your dog not to beg food is a challenge for many dog owners and it’s not really easy especially with those sad puppy eyes right in front of you. But the key is to be patient and consistent if you want to break this bad habit. It might take a while but when your dog finally understood what he is allowed and not allowed to do; you will have a great dog that enjoys listening to you. It’s a win-win because food is of high value to a dog and many dogs will do anything for food.
Giving your dog chew treats can help satisfy your dog’s natural urge to chew and relieves boredom. It also plays a pretty big part when it comes to your dog’s dental health. Chewing can help remove tartar and plaques from dog’s teeth.
Pet owners love showing affection by giving treats, but no treats should compromise your dog’s health. With thousands of varieties to choose from, how do you choose a nutritious treat and why is it so important?
