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Comments (4)
That "Room to Improve" article really irritated me. When your dog has chewed up a chair and is eyeing your couch, you should be more concerned about working with and training your dog than rethinking your furnishings and fabric choices. They did address the canine behavior issue but not until the last 2 paragraphs. Sigh...
i MUST know where that yellow table is from in the photo for the NYT article! does anyone know? i WANT something banana-ey for my interior!
Regarding the 'Room to Improve' article, what the dog needs is a good CRATE and some basic training.
Jennifer, correct, but add exercise to that list. Many 'bad' dogs can be 'cured' with exercise. They are just bored with energy. Just like kids!