Sentences with phrase «couple of crates»

If you want to give us the «full legal bang for the buck» (as one reader puts it) and sit on your unredeemed certificate for a decade or two, that's great: They never expire so, if circa 2040, you have a sudden yen for a couple of crates» worth of SteynOnline mugs, you'll still be able to load up.

Having a couple of crates is a good option.

Nevertheless, these problems could have been solved with a bottle of clorox, a visit from a carpet cleaner, a couple of crates and a baby-gate.

Since they skipped doing the tests responsible breeders do to ensure they are producing sound healthy puppies, they still had expenses for shots, food, vet care, etc... Though there might not have been enough left over to pay for a fence, surely there was enough for a couple of crates and a baby-gate.

I have a couple of these crates that I hadn't decided how I wanted to beautify them yet.

There's also a couple of crates with Tropical Red Habaneros that he grows and processes for Pepperworld.

Not exact matches

They're so much cheaper than fresh vegetables and because a lot of them are frozen at source or within a couple of hours of being picked, most of the time they're going to be fresher — not piled into crates and thrown onto lorries or aeroplanes.

I wanted to find a couple of items to repurpose as planters, and this wine crate and metal bucket really spoke to me.

The deal has been brokered by a pair of savvy Americans (Brie Larson's Justine, Armie Hammer's turtle - necked Ord) and then there are a couple locals, Stevo (Sam Riley) and Bernie (Enzo Cilenti) brought in to carry the crates of assault weapons.

The laundry list of parts begins with a Chevrolet Performance - sourced 6.2 - liter LS3 V - 8 crate motor generating 430 horsepower and coupled to a six - speed automatic transmission.

Another young couple at a different rest stop offered to help walk one of the dogs so Mike could clean its crate.

Instead you wonder if your 400 size crate will fit easily in the back and still allow room for a couple of bags of dog food.

Cinder liked having a couple of toys in her crate, and a puppy Nylabone ®.

I also recommend starting crate training during the day so you're not up all night the first couple of days of training and during their last play and potty break for the day, wear them out good so they're ready for sleep.

Also make sure to keep you're crate wherever you're family socializes the most during the day and you can always move it to your room at night if that seems to help calm them the first couple nights of training, which is usually the longest it takes to get most puppies to relax and sleep without whining in the crate at night... IF YOU»RE CONSISTENT.

Crate training only took a couple of days, he's already up to 4 hours on occasion and sleeping through the night.

In the first couple of weeks, some folks find that sleeping in close enough proximity to have your fingers inside the crate door as your pup settles to sleep helps more nervous puppies.

If it's possible, placing the crate next to your bed is ideal, in the first couple of months, so you can tell if your new pup needs to go out at night, or is in distress in any way.

Put pup in their crate for bedtime with a couple of solid indestructible chew toys to entertain themselves for the first few minutes in the crate.

Here's a sample crate - training schedule: puppy goes in the crate for a couple of hours (he'll sleep during most of this time), then out for a toilet session, a meal, and a playtime of one or two hours.

She has taken a couple of the plushy toys into her crate when Michele and Steve aren't looking.

We also advise that you let the dog spend extra time in the crate the first couple of days, even when you are home.

She sleeps in her crate all night, but on a couple of rare occasions has been allowed to nap on top of our bed with us, which she loves.

Recently, one has been trying to get out of the crate and has bent a couple of wires in hopes of escape.

After you introduce your dog to the crate, he'll need a couple of days to properly adjust to spending time in there.

When your dog goes in, praise her and immediately give her a couple of treats while she's still in the crate.

To warm up, do a couple of repetitions just like you did before - throwing the treat into the crate so that your dog follows it.

If you are home for the first couple of weeks, make a point of leaving your pup alone each day for a period of time, in his crate, in the house.

Just set up the crate, then put in his bed, a couple of chews and a few toys and cover the floor with newspapers - this will be sufficient.

Leave a couple of toys in its crate to play with when it is alone.

Knowing that we had a couple of very dissappointed kids on this end, and a puppy who was in a crate ready to fly until it was cancelled..

It may take a couple of nights, but do not take him out if he whines just try to ignore him it may seem hard, encourage the use of the crate during the day and things will improve as he learns to accept it.

Over the next couple of days you will be rewarding your dog for going towards and into the crate, make sure to have a bunch of training treats ready because you will be using them!

Crate training could take weeks depending on the dog, so make sure to not be too hard on your pup if they can't get it the first couple of tries.

Always have fresh water available; place a couple of safe toys in the crate; a stuffed Kong is useful.

I don't recommend crating a puppy for more than a couple of hours.

Holding off on crating while they get used to a crate is a little easier on them for the first couple of days too.

Ideally, during the first couple of nights, the crate should be placed in the bedroom near the bed.

Cue your dog into the crate, close the door, latch it, praise and reward them and take a couple of steps backwards away from the crate but still facing it.

Do this for a couple of days or more before you start crate training, and then occasionally for the few weeks after starting so your dog learns to love the crate and what it provides.

Go outside and walk to the bottom of your garden, just hang there for a few minutes and then go back inside and walk around your home for a couple of minutes before going to the crate and your dog.

As a general rule of thumb, owners are told not to attend to puppy crate training whining or this will reward the whining; however, during the first couple of nights experts agree that a little bit of attention will do no harm.

Then after the first couple of times, place it half way into the crate.

Over a few sessions, build up the time you are out of the house with your dog in the crate to a couple of hours (as long as they are old enough to hold their bladder this long.)

Begin this just a couple of days after getting them home because they need to understand the cues outside of the crate before you can hope to have them follow the commands inside it.

Perform this exercise but back yourself up to the exit of the room and leave for just a couple of seconds before returning and heading to the crate to treat and praise.

«She did try to escape a couple of times from the backyard and she howls and cries when left in the crate.

These crates are also a couple of inches wider and higher than most crates that are the same length.

If you want your dog to come to understand the purpose of his crate and to love it, you will have to be strong for these first couple of nights while he is crying in his crate.

First, just cover the roof of the crate for a couple of days, then include one side for a couple more days, and then include both sides, and so on.