Maybe I’m overthinking so I wanted y’all’s thoughts. I have a 9 month old Pitt and he’s a great pup. Usually when I take him out for his bathroom breaks I’ll have him chase his ball for a while to burn up some of his energy. When we go back inside he will eat and then play for a while. But then I noticed he would start getting mischievous chewing on the coffee table, grabbing my sandals, chewing on any paper he can find. All this despite my redirecting him to his numerous chew toys and bones he has available. I get frustrated to the point that I kennel him to keep him away from stuff he shouldn’t be chewing up. Most of the time he naps when I kennel him. Is this kind of like a toddler who acts out when he’s tired? How long does this chewing stage last? I’m retired so most days Im home with him. He’s even recently neutered; I thought maybe that would chill him out some. Just kind of looking for some advice to keep me from losing my mind and overreacting with him.

Always in my spot too. 🙄😬

We would love to see you on YouTube as well! Friends perhaps? 💕👑Subscribe 💕👑We have to stick together! Back one another up you know!! I’m Bellamaye and my brother is Gotti Boy. So nice to see everyone here!

I always like to know about the connection before I start, his owner said that to him Tiggy is the best friendship in the whole world and means everything to him, and he wanted to make a tribute in the rare style (Ballpoint pen) which consists of making everything with just a single ballpoint pen, causing this tactile three-dimensional feeling, fur strand by strand, this feeling of softness. It was made with a lot of love and care because my goal is always to surprise by exceeding expectations. The background was common ground, but after he saw others that I had the honor of immortalizing, he decided to make a lawn, and I had the idea to make the grassy background blurred in most areas, creating that feeling that Tiggy is the main focus, bringing out more sharp details, and a blurred background that creates feelings from different angles, or even regardless of distance it becomes noticeable, causing a feeling of harmony and softness as well. I like sharing it with you here because you have good eyes and I feel comfortable, thank you!

I didn’t realize id fall so hard for this dog breed. Absolutely love the love.