Protect him from extreme weather, such as hot sun, rain, and cold wind. Walk your dog on a leash. This is for his own safety and consideration of others. The idea is not necessarily to stop the behavior completely, but to direct the activity to an appropriate level. Give your dog plenty of stimulation and interaction to prevent boredom and loneliness.
Some dogs chew, bark, or dig to vent their energy and frustration.
Remove forbidden objects and replace with acceptable toys and treats for your dog to chew. Confine your pet in a safe place, such as a crate, when you cannot supervise him. Do not overly excite your dog so he won't jump up, bite, or bark excessively. Divert your dog's attention with another activity, or have him sit and give you his attention. That is good news, because you can correct your dog's bad behavior by improving your training methods.