What about American Foxhounds that like to wreak havoc in the house?

The American foxhound is naturally lively and energetic, and in modern families, if not well disciplined, it will usually do damage, such as tearing furniture, gripping things, etc., is a very troublesome thing. The dog likes to do damage for a reason, we first look at the reasons for the American foxhound tearing things, you know how to solve the 1, in the teething period: in the American foxhound three to six months or so, it will face a period of tooth replacement, itchy, need something to grind teeth, there will be crazy tearing furniture behavior, and even slippers, toilet paper, etc. are implicated. If this is the case, you should prepare some teething tools for your dog. The dog’s energy is usually too high to be released, so it can only tear up various items in the house. 2, small space: some families give the dog very little space to move, as the energetic, sports-loving American foxhound, usually has energy but nowhere to release it. In this case, in addition to the important items into a hidden place, so that they are protected from destruction, but also should often take the dog to the outdoors for a walk, exercise, after its exercise needs are met, naturally will not have to furniture tearing behavior. 3, looking for a sense of existence: modern people’s life is relatively fast-paced, often have little time to accompany the dog, the American foxhound is very sensitive, if it feels subjected to If you feel left out, you will attract the owner’s attention by doing damage. The owner, no matter how busy, should still do some interaction with the dog every day, such as playing with it toys, petting it, etc., so that it can feel the owner’s love for it. 4, lack of training: dogs have a bad habit of biting things, without strict training of the American foxhound has a strong destructive power, which requires the owner to start from its puppyhood, to regulate and train its various behaviors, so that it knows what can do This requires the owner to regulate and train the dog from puppyhood, so that he knows what he can and cannot do, and to establish his authority. Once you find your dog chewing on something, make sure you can immediately reprimand him and stop his behavior.