When dogs change their teeth, they are particularly prone to biting things randomly, because the dogs' teeth are very itchy at this time, and they urgently need to be relieved by biting. On the other hand, young dogs at this time are full of curiosity about the world, and like to explore the world with their mouths, to confirm whether the things in front of them are edible or playable.

When a dog feels stressed, it will bite subconsciously to relieve the mood; in addition to stress, anxiety can also make the dog start to chew and bite randomly. Some dogs with separation anxiety will howl after the excrement shoveler goes out barking and gnawing. Some shit shovelers are too busy with work to have time to walk their dogs, and the dogs don’t exercise enough, so they will vent their energy by biting.

Especially for some energetic dogs, such as huskies, if the shit-shoveling officer cannot satisfy their exercise, they will take revenge on the shit-shoveling officer by chewing, biting, and causing damage.

The excrement shoveler should face up to the dog’s need for chewing, and prepare teething sticks and chewing toys for the dog, which can not only make the dog happy, but also effectively prevent the dog from chewing on household items.