The one who needs to chew is the puppy
And chew he does. If I sequester AngelTillman either while I am at home, or when I am gone, he screams. Baby gate he can see through, doors he cannot. And at night when I come home, remember I have a deafblind, a deafalmost blind a blind and two that can see & hear, for a total of five. They run me over when I come in the door, and AngelTillman has learned from the others that there is high excitement when the mom person comes home. He starts barking and doesn't stop until I lock him up, lock 3 others up, let the blind in, feed her, lock her up, let him out, lock him back up with food, feed the other three, let him out, let all four outside. That's when I first get home and it pretty much goes on like that all night. He is treated the same as the others except he goes into the bathroom as opposed to eating with the others or being locked up with the others. He won't eat, but is fiercly aggressive, and doesn't understand that another's bowl belongs to another, so he cannot cohabitate during meal time.
I am very interested in these replies and I so appreciate your posting to and fro!
He is a handful, emotionally speaking, and I think most of his issues stem from psychological rather than physical. We forget he is neurologically deficit (or at least I do, he seems so NORMAL !
In this house it is so hard to tell the difference! 
) from being head trauma'd by a 3,000 # vehicle. But his issues are workable, and as he has made so much progress in every other area, I think we can make progress here as well.
