1. Curiosity: When puppies are young, they are full of curiosity about things around them and treat objects as playmates. Therefore, puppies will pick up shoes as if they are eating, and even chew them.

2. Like the owner: The shoes worn by the owner have a distinct smell of the owner, which is kind and familiar to the dogs; they will smell and play with the owner’s shoes. Play with or bite.

3. Possessiveness: Dogs only like to hold one person’s shoes. In fact, the dog likes the other person and is close to that person, so he likes to take her things as his own.

4. Teeth changing period: Another reason why dogs like to chew on shoes is that they especially like to bite things when they are teething or changing teeth. Itchy gums will be relieved by chewing things.

5. Attract the owner’s attention: When it discovers that you will react if you touch your things, it will become more enthusiastic.

6. Excess energy: If the dog is not walked for a long time, it may be because of boredom that the dog will make a fuss at home and run around with a shoe in its mouth.

7. Dogs lack trace elements: If the dog’s body lacks certain trace elements, it will also cause shoe biting, and some dogs will not only bite shoes, but also eat poop, grass, and Wall dust, etc.

8. Retaliation: Because it often sees its owner wearing these shoes, and if the owner happened to hit it recently, it may run around with the shoes in its mouth out of revenge.