Hey guys! So My lovely V is 9 months old and wonderful. Completely house trained, knows all commands and I've even taught her "out of the kitchen" BUT she loves to sneak around and do things she knows she's not supposed to. While I'm in the room, she plays with her toys, but when I leave to go do something, I come back to her chewing on my shoes. As soon as she sees me, she gets up and walks away from the shoe before I can even tell her to stop! As soon as I say "leave it" she leaves it, but how can I encourage her to not start chewing on shoes and furniture in the first place? Thanks!
KimmyLovesLily
After reading some of these stories, I cant help but share some of the stunts our Vizsla, Tanner, has pulled off. 
He used to habitually get into the refrigerator, and one time ate an entire pot of chili! We had to put child locks on all of our cuppords and refrigerator. We also crate him now when we leave the house, as he loves his den and this keeps him out of trouble!
* We have a Weimeraner, Mason, also. For a while, we would leave Mason and Tanner in their own room, but this resulted in probem after problem. I struggled with the idea of crating them for a while, but after a lot of research I have come to terms with it-and we are all happier..
He used to habitually get into the refrigerator, and one time ate an entire pot of chili! We had to put child locks on all of our cuppords and refrigerator. We also crate him now when we leave the house, as he loves his den and this keeps him out of trouble!* We have a Weimeraner, Mason, also. For a while, we would leave Mason and Tanner in their own room, but this resulted in probem after problem. I struggled with the idea of crating them for a while, but after a lot of research I have come to terms with it-and we are all happier..
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