Actually, Golden Retrievers are a very sensible and obedient breed. Many owners like to raise Golden Retrievers, but some have some bad habits. If it is just a bit of mischief occasionally, it is acceptable, but it is unbearable when Golden Retrievers learn from Huskies to tear the house apart, especially when they chew the solid wood furniture bought for the home into a mess, which is heartbreaking.

Golden Retriever Chewing the Furniture at Home, Simply Unbearable

        However, Golden Retrievers are also very well-behaved dogs and rarely chew things. If a Golden Retriever is chewing things messily at home, it may be because it has entered the teething period. When Golden Retrievers are teething, they feel discomfort in their teeth and tend to chew things indiscriminately to relieve this discomfort. At this time, owners who want to prevent Golden Retrievers from chewing randomly should prepare teething sticks for them. Generally, this situation happens during their puppy stage, around 2 to 3 months old. This behavior is more obvious then. When choosing teething sticks, it is best to select those that are not easy to damage the dog’s mouth and not easily shattered. This will work better.

Golden Retriever Chewing the Furniture at Home, Simply Unbearable

        But if the Golden Retriever not only chews furniture indoors but also develops the habit of chewing plants or garbage outdoors, the owner must promptly use a leash to stop this behavior. Because the damage caused by Golden Retrievers chewing stuff randomly is great, it could cause health problems due to eating something harmful or harm others by biting. It is essential to correct and stop this behavior in time.

Golden Retriever Chewing the Furniture at Home, Simply Unbearable

        Therefore, when Golden Retriever puppies chew things, we can give them chew toys or teething sticks and also educate them. However, if the Golden Retriever still chews things when grown up, this is unacceptable and timely education must be conducted as soon as possible.