Finally, your new baby needs to get used to your schedule. Once your new dog has acclimated, you won't experience the troublesome accidents . Once in while we adopt out puppies. There are a few things that need to be remembered. First, there is the chewing, then the housebreaking, the playfulness, and finally the mouthing.
Puppies are just like babies in that they go through a teething stage.
That is when they seem to chew just about anything and everything in sight. With purebred Chow puppies, that chewing stage is limited to a shorter period of time. However, should you have a mixed breed, then you need to take into consideration the chewing habits of the other breed and add that to the equation. So, if you have anything of importance that you would rather not see destroyed, you need to put it way above the reach of the puppy. That goes for mail, nic-nacs, etc.