Possessive mentality

Some owners may find that their dog always likes to bite their own shoes, but it is not interested in the shoes of other members of the family. This is because the dog likes the owner and is close to the owner, so he likes to take the owner's things as his own, so he often picks up and bites shoes, and even likes to hide the shoes in his nest or room
other corners.

Want to get attention

Dogs like to pick up shoes. It may be that they are too bored and want to attract the attention of their owners. So when you see a dog holding a shoe in its mouth, don’t be too busy scolding the dog. First think about whether you have neglected the dog and haven’t interacted with or accompanied the dog for too long. No matter how busy you are, it is recommended that the owner still spend some time with the dog and interact with it, so that the dog will stop chewing shoes.

Lack of trace elements

Dogs like to pick up shoes and bite them. It is very likely that the lack of trace elements leads to pica in dogs. In addition to biting shoes, dogs with pica may also eat dirt, walls, poop, grass, etc. Therefore, owners must give their dogs a balanced and nutritious diet. If the dog bites shoes, it is recommended that the owner supplement the dog with trace elements to improve pica.

Curiosity makes trouble

Dogs are full of curiosity and are full of curiosity about things at home. If the shoes smell like their owners, the dogs will be even more interested. That’s why dogs like to bite their owners’ shoes. It is recommended that the owner put the shoes away or put them in a shoe cabinet out of the reach of the dog, so that the dog cannot bite them.