Leather is durable, tastes okay, and is readily available in any home via shoes, purses, belts, jackets, and wallets. Your dog is not beyond choosing one of these items as its next chew toy. It is up to you to make sure that any items you do not want your dog to get its teeth into are safely tucked away out of its reach.

Too many people discipline their dog when, in reality, it is the owner’s fault for leaving items laying out for their dog to get at. Your dog assumes that whatever is out in the open and within its reach is okay for it to chew on. So, a wallet full of credit cards and money left on a table is a potential target for your dog (yes, your dog may shred and possibly eat some of the paper money). Learn more via this website of the vet Simpsonville.