Sentences with phrase «crate by himself you should»

Each time he goes in the crate by himself you should wait a little longer to reward him.

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The crate is simply a tool, and it should not be abused by leaving the dog in it for extended periods of time.

If you can't call your dog to you when it is highly distracted by your cat - then the dog is not under your control and it should either be on leash, in a dog crate or wearing a remote collar.

By twelve weeks old you should have your puppy trained to be happy with some quiet time in the crate.

You should finally teach your dog to go to its crate on command and stay there comfortably until released by command.

By that time, the puppy should be well started on housebreaking and lead training and have learned to view a crate (complete with a bed and some toys and goodies) as a secure and safe extension of his territory.

Whenever your pup isn't being supervised by you, he should be safely tucked away in a puppy playpen or puppy crate.

While young, the dog should learn to spend some of its time playing or relaxing by itself, perhaps in its bed or crate so that it's not too distressed when it must be left alone.

Further, should your dog ever have to spend the night at the vet's or travel by plane, the whole event will be far less stressful for him if he is already crate trained.

If you aren't able to take him out with that great of frequency, you should crate train your puppy or limit his roaming access by gating him into a small space like a bathroom or kitchen.

Dogs who are very affected by storms and possibly destructive to the home should be crated when their human companions must be away and know a storm is predicted.

By the time your puppy is about 6 - 8 months, he should be able to sleep through the night either in an open crate or a dog bed.

If you got your dog from a responsible breeder your puppy should be already crate trained but if he isn't you can start by moving slowly and not just by putting your puppy in the crate.

Some travelers swear by crates and carriers; for optimal safety, they should be secured, too.

If you can't be in the room with your child and the dog, the dog should be in a room by himself or safely in his crate with a toy.

The crate should only be used as a training tool while you provide additional training, and should never be seen as punishment by the dog.

Crate training with a full - time job can be difficult so in my humble opinion, everybody should try to achieve it in a single weekend by following the steps above.

By this stage, the dog should be comfortable in the crate for short periods.

Instead, your dog should ride in a sitting or lying position, inside the car, safely strapped in by her harness or riding inside her crate.

By the time your dog is placed in your home, they should be past the stage of wanting to hide in their crate or another room.

If it is restricted to its kennel, then determining what it ate should be relatively easy; unless, it happened to eat a cockroach it pounced on when the creature passed by your dog's crate.

NOTE: You should get your puppy used to an exercise pen by using the same techniques as crate training, so please refer to my guide to crate training puppies

By Steve Dale Most puppies should be crate trained for three reasons: Crate training keeps your puppy and your possessions crate trained for three reasons: Crate training keeps your puppy and your possessions Crate training keeps your puppy and your possessions safe.

Your dog should only associate good things with the crate, so start by putting treats and / or toys in the crate and encouraging him to go in.

If he is not crate trained by the time you get him, this should begin immediately.

If the puppy can not be directly supervised by you, then it should be in a kennel or a crate so it can't learn anything on its own, so it can't be hurt, and so you can house train the puppy properly.

Your dog's crate should be seen as a place of comfort, so by placing a towel (one you would throw away) on the floor of the crate your dog will see it as a place of rest.

After 3 - 7 days of this, your puppy should be ready to spend nights in the crate in that location too — and no longer need to sleep by your bed.

A desk that is easily quickly cleared off by placing anything (which shouldn't be much) in the crate.