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Provide Safe and Satisfying Chew Items The more variety you offer, the more likely your puppy is to stick with the right things. Rotate options every few days to keep interest high. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/63628579d7e7976458c84ebc/0cc3305f-a367-470f-a227-f61f20e0af3b/Depositphotos_436869834_XL.jpg Dog and Cat Behaviour Articles - Why Puppies Chew – and How to Guide Them in the Right Direction - 5. Manage the Environment When You Can’t Supervise Even the most well-trained puppy might make a bad choice if bored and unsupervised. 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