How Long Do Puppies Chew on Furniture?

Puppies usually chew on furniture from around three months until twelve to eighteen months old, with the most determined chewing happening between four and seven months while adult teeth come through. Understanding that timeline makes the phase far easier to manage, because a teething puppy needs redirection while an older dog chewing furniture is usually telling you something about boredom or anxiety. This guide sets out the realistic stages of puppy chewing, explains why sofa legs and cushion corners are so appealing, and covers the practical steps that protect your furniture without constant correction. It also looks at which materials cope best with a young dog, how to repair marked timber and pulled upholstery, and the signs that chewing has moved beyond teething and needs a different response in your home....