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I would closely supervise his play. Rocks are going to wear his teeth and he might swallow a small one. He is your puppy. Find something he likes as much as a rock and trade him for the rock. He will outgrow this if you persevere. Don On Feb 23, 2006, at 5:35 PM, momtoprincess2005 wrote: Are you suggesting I not let my puppy play freely? I do provide
lots of chew toys, he is preferring rocks. I never heard of that.
Wow. That seems so limiting to keep him on a leash, how will he
develop and mature if he is always confined like that. I'm not
arguing with you, if this is correct, I would really like to know
why!
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> Keep him on a leash and substitute chew toys for rocks.
> Don
> On Feb 23, 2006, at 12:17 AM, momtoprincess2005 wrote:
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> > I am trying to spend as much time as I can with my new puppy in
the
> > backyard. Well, he is chewing on and trying to eat rocks. I'm
afraid
> > he will swallow one. Any hints? I can't find and hide all the
little
> > rocks in my yard!!!
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