Not a springer but in his first 6 or 7 months my younger wocker Alfie ate the backs of the legs of all our kitchen chairs, two big chunks of skirting board, all the plants in the back garden and a couple of small chunks off the edge of the decking, the temporary fence we put up to stop him digging holes in the garden, several books including my signed David Attenborough autobiography, a suede photo frame and the photo in it and the matching suede trinket box, two cushions, five, yes, five dog beds and worst of all the legs of my £185 Dolce and Gabbana sunglasses... I could have killed him for that one!

He also scratched two big holes in the plaster in the wall between the kitchen and the living room, I think he was trying to make himself a serving hatch. Not bad for a dog who was very seldom left alone
He's now 15 months and thankfully hasn't chewed anything he shouldn't for a long time. Tilly, my 2 and a half year old rescue girl was 2 when I got her so well out of the chewing stage.