| Many people have the right intention when they buy | | | | learn not to chew the bad. |
| a bed for their dog thinking that their dog will | | | | Second of all, you could always cover the dog bed in |
| absolutely love it and cherish it forever. After all | | | | a more durable material like denim or some other |
| wouldn't want to lay on a nice soft on bed if the only | | | | thicker material to help dog bed last longer. |
| other choice is lying on the hard floor? | | | | Lastly, if you tried many things but your dog still |
| But as many pet owners find out after spending a lot | | | | continues to tear their bed apart, you could just give |
| of money on a nice dog bed, their dogs either won't | | | | in and just focus on buying the cheapest dog beds |
| lie on them or they like to chew on them and want | | | | you can find and just replacing them more frequently. |
| to tear them apart. If your dog likes to chew on | | | | Many large stores like Wal-Mart sell dog beds for |
| your dog bed, here some tips to help stop them | | | | under $10 so it might just be the easiest way to |
| from doing this. | | | | replace your dog, but more frequently, rather than |
| First of all, there is a product called called Bitter Apple. | | | | worrying about your dog tearing up an expensive |
| With this product you can spray on the bed itself and | | | | bed. |
| it leaves a bitter taste in the dog's mouth so they | | | | |