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Alternatively, embrace chaos and adopt in the raptor phase.
We wanted to adopt an adult dog but fell in love with a Raptor. She's good now but man, never again.
We have a raptor. We call him Garchomp. He doesn't chew, but does chomp.
I hope he settles down at the magic 2 year mark!
Ours wasn't a biter or a chewed. Just too smart for her own good, and if she didn't have enough smart things to do she would find dumb things. Defeated all of the childproof door locks, cabinet locks, baby gates.