Not exact matches
Put her in her
crate so she can
rest undisturbed
while the family gets ready for work and school.
While there's still plenty of room for research to be done on the subject of
crate rest versus active
rest, it stands to reason that getting your dog moving sooner rather than later, under the guidance of a certified canine rehab professional, can help your loved one safely return to being the bone - licking, tree - sniffing, stair - climbing canine you know and love in as little time possible.
Never allow your children to bother your dog
while she is
resting in her
crate (or elsewhere.)
Place a bed or a warm blanket on the floor of the
crate so your pup can lay down and
rest while they spend their time inside their «room.»
The main difference is the size since
crates and playpens are very small cages (literally)
while dog gates put a barrier between an entire room and the
rest of your home.
Tiring the dog out with a good game of fetch or a brisk walk may facilitate him
resting in the
crate while you are gone.
Keep the
crate beside your bed to help him get used to your presence and so he can quietly bond with you
while you both
rest.
If your dog is
crated or isolated in a room by himself
while the
rest of the family packs and prepares to move, he'll likely feel nervous which could lead to stress - related behaviors such as hyperactivity, jumping or barking.
Once your dog is conditioned to the
crate or restraint device, you can proceed to training and rewarding your dog
while wearing the seat belt or
resting in its
crate in the car.
Work on
crate training, so that when you are away, your pet has a safe place to
rest while he waits for your return.
While a select few will be found in
Crates, the
rest can only be attained by play.
The same can't be said for Japan
Crate; in their last box, three items were from Glico USA — and readily available in my local non-Asian grocery store —
while the
rest came from AsianFoodGrocer.com and not directly from «manufacturers in Japan» like they claim on their website.