Which Statement About Chewing, Digging, and Other "Destructive" Canine Behaviors

question 21

Multiple Choice

Which statement about chewing, digging, and other "destructive" canine behaviors is most accurate?

• A) They are usually misinterpreted as manifestations of other, preventable behavioral problems.
• B) They signify normal developmental and investigative behaviors.
• C) They can often be controlled by providing more appropriate toys and activities for the dog.
• D) They should consistently be punished to prevent a habit from forming and to establish the owner as the "alpha animal."

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