We had a problem with our puppy that she'd always play with toys right next to the couch. Eventually she'd push the toy under and then start digging like crazy trying to get it back. Needless to say the digging was not good for the carpet. Like you, nothing we tried worked. She'd always go back to putting her toys under the couch.
One thing to do is just to close the door and keep her out of the rooms with carpet. That's not much of a solution though. What worked for us was any time she'd start shoving her toys under the couch we'd move her away and put her on a down stay for at least a good 5 minutes (not always an easy thing but do not let her move until you say so). Then release her and give her a toy back. This has all but solved the problem. Whether its because she would forget what she was doing or it reinforced that i was the boss and what i say goes, i'm not sure. The key is to be persistent. The first few days of this it took between 3 and 6 corrections for her to quit for the day.
It may also just be a teething issue. If thats the case try your best to find some chew toys that are more appealing than the carpet!!
One thing to do is just to close the door and keep her out of the rooms with carpet. That's not much of a solution though. What worked for us was any time she'd start shoving her toys under the couch we'd move her away and put her on a down stay for at least a good 5 minutes (not always an easy thing but do not let her move until you say so). Then release her and give her a toy back. This has all but solved the problem. Whether its because she would forget what she was doing or it reinforced that i was the boss and what i say goes, i'm not sure. The key is to be persistent. The first few days of this it took between 3 and 6 corrections for her to quit for the day.
It may also just be a teething issue. If thats the case try your best to find some chew toys that are more appealing than the carpet!!