How do you stop a dog from sleeping under the blanket?

Answer 1

First you must train them not to sleep with you,if he/she is a large dog,I would get a big dog bed put it beside my bed and cover him/her up,and keep doing this until he/she learns,if he/she is a small dog(under 20lbs)I would get him/her a blanket and cover him/her up on the top of your covers and train him/her to stay under his/her own covers.

Answer 2

At the end of the day, all dogs go through phases. They chew this, they chew that; your sofa, your slippers, your books, your wires. Eating its own bed is not abnormal, but like anything else; you don't want it to be chewing it. My advise would be to give it something else that it can chew on that doesn't matter. This is why some bright spark invented chewy toys. If, for example, the chewy toy tastes better than their bed, (or your sofa, or your treasured memories); it will occupy itself with this instead of its bed.

The suggestion which came before my answer was to spray their bed with vinegar. I'm not sure that this is such a good idea, however there may be some sort of a deterrent which does not smell, which will have the desired effect. BUT dogs like to chew things! You still need to provide it with something (otherwise it will move onto your sofa). Mushy dog food simply will not do the trick. I'd say the first solution stands as a superior option. Such toys are not too expensive and can last for years.

Answer 3

if it starts say NO BAD DOG then gently tap its rear end if it does it again do it a little harder each time hope it helps <3 Kaleigh

Answer 4

well, you have to put some cheese vinegar on the blanket/rug so when it sleeps on it the dog won't like the smell of the rug. i don't know what else you could possibly do. that's about it.

Answer 5

block it off or keep him out side

Answer 6

no