Sentences with phrase «between crate times»

If you do have to crate him more than you'd like at certain times (long workday, tons of errands to run, etc.), make sure you spend time playing with him or taking him on a walk in between crate times.

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Written between 1989 and 1995, they share a common, reverberating theme: that survival — already threatened by starvation, betrayal, brutality — can hinge on details as absurdly trivial as a crate of rice seedlings, the timing of closed curtains, the placement of an elm tree, a travel pass.

And, if you attend shows or events like obedience, rally, agility, or other competitions, you will need a crate so your dog can hang out and rest in between times when he's active.

If your puppy is having frequent accidents, reduce the amount of time you allow the pup to play outside the crate in between trips outside to potty.

Over time, especially if the crate is used between bathroom breaks, your pup will be able to «hold it» for longer periods of time.

i have been getting her to sleep by playing music, talking, and just watching tv to calm her down; i also put her favorite toys in her crate and if she doesn't whine between the time i leave her to get some water or something, i give her a treat to let her know that it is good to not whine and she is safe in her crate.

Dogs will need to be crated between working times (indoor climate - controlled crating area available)-- If crated, dogs must be able to rest calmly in a crate.

In classes, dogs work one at a time and rest crated or safely in their vehicle in between searches so reactive dogs can enjoy the activity, too

Those who compete with their dogs know that their is a lot of waiting involved, and often times dogs are kept crated between runs.

Sometime between four and eighteen months, they generally are placed in individual crates in the kennel where they spend most of their time between exercise periods and training.

With a really young puppy, you really don't want to dilly dally around between the time he wakes up in his crate and before you get him to his toilet area and so, it's a really good idea to practice the routine from crate to toilet after he's emptied his bladder and bowels.

I recommend you alternate between having your dog with you on leash (attached to you), or tethered in close proximity to you inside for short periods, or confined to the crate and only for a reasonable period of time.

Puppies between two and four months old shouldn't be left in the crate longer than two hours at a time.

Ideally, a puppy is crated for the periods of time in between these other «events» in the daily schedule.

Once your dog is sleeping comfortably through the night with the crate near you, you can begin to gradually move it to the location you prefer, although time spent with your dog — even sleep time — is a chance to strengthen the bond between you and your pet.