Sentences with phrase «closed crate for»

She can't take a 24 hours flight with her family because she can't stay in a door closed crate for that long.

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«The Humane Society of the United States applauds Arby's for closing its doors to pork producers that aren't eliminating gestation crates,» stated Josh Balk, corporate policy director of farm animal protection for The HSUS.

every detail is just right, I looked at the crates and could not believe the national mfg, I am from sterling and my mother worked for that company for 25 years it closed a few years back just fyi thanks for the tour, karen s

Closing the first disc, «Previews» gives us a trailer for Kung Fu Panda, a short Ben Stiller - hosted look at sequel Madagascar: The Crate Escape, and promos for The Spiderwick Chronicles and Activision's Kung Fu Panda video game.

Much like in Fortnite, you'll also be able to find loot crates hidden around the game world by listening out for the telltale sound of radio chatter as you get close.

All crates must be sealed, closed and labeled for Freeman or to commence «cleaning» the floor for final preparation of the Show's opening (i.e., laying aisle carpet, completing hanging banners, etc.).

The cover slips on easily, secures at the base and zips closed at the corner for a snug fit over almost any size crate.

After your dog enters the crate to eat the treat, close the door for a few seconds slowly.

At night, he knows the routine by heart: As soon as I get out a treat, I break it in half and give him a piece and then he dashes upstairs into the crate and waits for the second half and the gate to be closed.

Gently close the crate, sit with him for a few minutes, and then go away for a short while into another room.

Or, if she's too awake to calm down, get close to the crate, but only open it when she's been quiet for a few moments, so she'll learn to settle down before she's released.

Even so, we had to avoid passing any other dogs in close quarters... so this often involved a lot of strategic waiting on the periphery of the crating area, ready to make a move as soon as the coast was clear for a moment.

Once he begins getting a bit comfortable with the crate, start closing the door for short periods of time.

Once the dog is entering the crate freely, you may begin closing the door and leaving him / her for short periods of time.

Close the crate door a bit longer each time, so your pup can adjust to being alone for longer intervals.

By staying close to the crate, you can show her that's safe for her to fall asleep, and that she won't wake up alone.

Once your dog is regularly eating inside the crate with the door closed, leave the door shut for a few minutes after he finishes his meal.

Once your dog is comfortable eating in his crate, you can try closing the door when he's not in it for mealtimes.

Next, start to close the crate door for a few seconds after puppy goes into the crate on cue for his click / treat.

In order to keep your puppy near you when he is not crated, you can also use baby gates, close doors to bedrooms, use tethers or an indoor dragline and the like to restrict his access to your house and make it easier for you to supervise him.

When your dog is used to hanging out in her crate with the door closed while you sit nearby, you can move on to the next step: leaving her alone for a little while.

Step 4: When your puppy is reliable going in and out of the crate you can start to close the door for short periods of time.

For days, feed him his meals in the crate by placing his food bowl close enough to the entrance so only his head's in the crate.

You have to watch «Zak goerge's dog training» your not training the dog right let them sniff the crate and then when their reacting good to it reward them lure the dog in the crate and DO NOT close the door when they react good to it reward them and then close the door and when it reacts good to that reward them stay with them with crate for about two minutes and then your done ✅ ps: take them out to poo or pee once a hour

The best place for dogs and cats on Halloween is in a secure crate or an out of the way room behind a closed door.

After closing the crate's door, wait for a few minutes and leave the room without fuss.

Your puppy is ready for this when she has learned to remain calm in her crate with the door closed for 25 - 30 minutes.

While your dog eats a meal or chews on the special toy that they get only for crate time, gradually have them do these activities while the crate door is closed.

Crating your puppy when you are away: some people think crating a puppy is cruel but it is really close to nature foCrating your puppy when you are away: some people think crating a puppy is cruel but it is really close to nature focrating a puppy is cruel but it is really close to nature for them.

Best of all, crate training makes house training puppies and adult dogs much easier based on the dog's innate predisposition for being a den animal that doesn't like to eliminate in close proximity to where it sleeps and eats.

Once the puppy appears comfortable being in the crate with the door open, the crate can be closed temporarily for gradually longer and longer periods of time.

Cue your dog to go into the crate, praise and treat them, then ask for a sit, praise and treat and then slowly close the door.

With each successive feeding, leave the door closed a few minutes longer, until he's staying in the crate for ten minutes or so after eating.

Once the pup has settled down for a quiet chew, you may close the crate door.

At that time you should close the door for a few seconds or a minute and remain close to the crate praising her while she is inside.

If you put him in his crate when he's just had something to eat or drink or when he hasn't relieved himself for a while, he'll understandably be on edge when closed in his crate.

When you get to the point where you close and latch the door, then leave the room for a brief period, place a worn t - shirt just outside the crate where it is unreachable by the dog, but he can smell it.

If your puppy whines and paws to get out of the crate because he dreads being closed there, wait for him to calm down and then open the crate.

When I am moving around the house, she is always close by, otherwise, she retreats to her crate where she will stay for hours.

On average, it takes up to several weeks to get your pup to get used to going in and out of his crate and having it closed for periods of time.

We might not have a lot of time to get him to love his crate before closing him in it for bed tonight.

We'll have the crate in our room, but if we can't practice closing the door for small periods of time this evening, will it still be OK to close him in the crate tonight by our bed?

Take them out of the crate and straight to their bathroom spot, encourage them to do their business and then take them straight back and close the crate door, all in absolute silence except for a calm and quiet «good potty» when they've done the right thing.

Try to increase the time you wait from 1 sec to 1 minute in 5 second increments until your puppy consistently remains calmly laying in the crate with the door closed and you a step back for 1 minute.

What we need to do is imagine the end goal, that of our puppy laying calm and relaxed in the crate, with the door closed and for an extended period, alone with nobody else in the room.

Some disadvantages to plastic crates are that they are harder to clean and can lead to stress for dogs who aren't used to being so closed in.

For instance, when the puppy is closed in the crate and whining, dog owners may often feel compelled to rush to the crying puppy to open the crate.

Since one of the main reasons for using a crate is to confine a dog without making him feel isolated or banished, it should be placed in, or as close to, a «people» area — kitchen, family room, etc..

Establish a «crate routine» immediately, closing the puppy in it at regular intervals during the day (his own chosen nap times can guide you) and whenever he must be left alone for up to 3 - 4 hours.

Now I have 4 dogs who adore their crates whether the door is open so they can come and go on their own of the door is closed because they seem to understand that is for their own safety.