Sentences with phrase «big dog in a crate»

But I could not fit a big dog in a crate in my car.

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- Travel with your cat or dog in a crate that is big enough to accommodate it for a few days.

The crate should only be big enough for the dog to stand and turn around no bigger, if the dog can poop and find a spot away from it in the crate he will go in it.

«The crate should be big enough so that the dog can sit, lay down and turn around in it.

Sully 6 Years Old White Boxer / Bulldog Mix 80 lbs of Love Big Kid Friendly Big Dog Friendly No Cats, Chickens or Pocket pets House & Crate Trained Basic Obedience Fostered in Sandy, OR

For larger dogs, crates, also secured, provide a safe option in bigger vehicles.

These things will all play a big part in picking the best type of dog crate for your pet.

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If you have a small kitchen, it's much better to have a smaller crate (as long as your puppy or dog can lie down and turn around) than a bigger crate in a room that is rarely visited.

We walked through the dog crates, peaking in on big dogs that seemed like they could take up our whole living room.

they need excerise especially your bigger dogs... since they grow at such a fast rate... as I said Im not against crate training for safefy but people that keep their pets in crates they majority of time imo do nt deserve pets..

Many times our Houston dog trainer has gotten separation anxiety cases where the dog is not being loud or not being destructive, but the owner will report coming home and finding a big puddle of drool in the dog's crate.

One of the biggest mistakes I see people make with their dogs is to avoid dealing with Manners at all; they instead just put the dog in a crate, laundry room, garage, kennel or back yard.

If you have a cat or a small dog, place them in their crate or as a second option place them in a box with large holes (big enough that you can see them)-- this may help reduce stress.

If buying for an adult dog, get a crate big enough that he can fit in from tip of nose to base of tail (a few inches longer in each direction).

I come in to go in my crate just like the BIG DOGS so sometimes I pretend I'm just like them!

And for the biggest problem — peeing and pooping in the house — in 99.99 % of cases, crate training dog will make him stop these problems.

The biggest problems I know of are a crate that is the wrong size for the dog, and keeping them in it too long.

The crate should be at least big enough for your dog to stand up and turn around in.

He is quiet in his crate, has a big alarm bark but is otherwise a quiet dog that does not dig nor chew.

Over this past week, he has been a big boy and now sleeps on his dog bed in our bedroom at night instead of his crate.

For housebreaking purposes, your dog's crate should be just big enough for him to stand up, turn around and lie down in.

Dogs are den animals by nature and can feel more comfortable in a crate, rather than being left to roam a big, open house.

With some models, you can buy a divider to section off the crate, so your dog's area in the crate starts out small and gets bigger as he grows

Dogs, per the AWA, can be kept their entire lives in crates inches bigger than their bodies.

Considerations when buying your crate: Make sure the crate is big enough so that the dog can stand up, turn around and lay flat on his side in comfort, but small enough that there isn't enough room for the dog to sleep and eat at one end and eliminate at the other.

A crate that's too big may cause your dog to «go» in one corner and lie in another without ruining his sleeping area, and a crate that's too small will be too confining and uncomfortable.

You can set it up in the bedroom or just near the open door to the bedroom (Big Dogs & Huge Paws share Crate training tips).

Start by selecting a crate that's big enough for your dog to comfortably stand up, turn around, and lie down in with outstretched legs.

While your dog is a puppy, the crate may be too big, leading him to eliminate in one end then go to the other end to sleep; divider panels are designed to solve this problem!

If he hears the crate banging around or sees you carrying it, he may just think it's a big, scary monster, so when you assemble your puppy's crate, do so without him in the room and, if possible, do it in the area where you plan for the crate to be during your dog's training period.

but buys 3 big bags of dog food, each $ 46, and the last time he came in also bought a new crate ($ 100) and a new collar for each of his 3 large dogs ($ 16 each).

Some crates are heavier, good when they are kept in one place perfect for big dogs or escape artists.

And give you the answer to those important crate training puppy questions, such as «how long can a dog stay in a crate», «how big should a dog crate be» and «which crate is best for my puppy».

The starter crate, if you will, should be big enough for your dog to stand up, turn around and lay down in.

Put small dogs in crates or on leash and big dogs on leashes, or in an emergency, anything that will attach to the collar that you can use to lead him to safety.

I spent $ 100 to adopt a dog and closer to $ 300 getting a big enough crate, enrolling in classes (yes, even instructors take their dogs to classes), vet checks, leash, collar, and extra toys... The dog was the cheap part!

There is a permanent double stroller in my kitchen, a huge dog crate in my living room next to a basket of dog and kid toys, a drafting board on my dining room table, and furniture selections that are too big for the room and have smudges of chocolate pudding on them!