I have 3 dogs A blue heeler,chinese pug,and I just rescued a small terrier mixed and he is like 5 months old.?

Move to a farm where Blue Heelers belong. Not in the suburbs come on!

Lily: 1. She's my shadow. She follows me around continually...Even sits outside the toilet door and waits for me to come back out. 2. Loves traveling and exploring round new locations. Three. Is very compact and small for her breed, most persons who meet her suppose she's a dog (she's a mini schnauzer) 4. She's a depressing salt/pepper 5. She loves to relax. Star: 1. IS a type of mutts that obtained the best of each worlds, being an aussie/pit bull mix. She's loyal and will preserve all people in the household and and baby, she's quick, particularly speedy learner, and bought the good looks of each breeds. 2. She was once from a litter at the safe haven, and the last one to be had. Three. Can do a ideal heel. Four. Would not have the pleasant vision as she's getting older, but nonetheless very in a position of dwelling life to the fullest. 5. Won't take to being ignored. Me: 1. I am a Mexican/French/English mix, and i used to be raised chiefly with my hispanic household. I got here out really white with purple hair. Everyone's first influence when they see my mother is that i'm adopted. 2. I really like Mountain Dew more than someone. Are not able to go a day without it. Three. I've performed the piano for seven years. Four. I like dream catchers. 5. I am 5'9. Sorry if these don't seem to be fascinating enough, haha. The funniest canine name I've heard was once Taco Tesse. He used to be an obese chihuahua.

Dominance! All 3 dogs need to understand whom has the final say in the home and that is YOU. Buy the bed, place the pug in it and sternly address the dogs when they attempt to get the bed. you need to treat the bed as you would your favorite shoes and they were doing this. it sucks and the dogs wont be happy for a time but they will learn to respect the bed like they do your furniture. also you may want to remove the bed when your not around lol the moment you leave it unattended while training them they will eat that bed up. good luck guys!

They should all have their beds in their own crates, or you should have a metal baby gate in the kitchen door, with the Pug's bed behind it. Done.

If you are not crating these dogs, this is only the first of many problems you are about to have.

Try not to leave the bed out unless your pug is sleeping in it, or the others are sleeping. Let your pug lay in its bed while the others play outside.

try buying them some toys to distract them away from the bed or take them on long hikes to tire them out so they wont have all this bunched up energy that Heelers will have. when they have energy to burn and they're not burning it they will get destructive. direct that energy to their toys or take them out!!

have ur pug, tear up their beds lol