Sentences with phrase «crates for dogs because»

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Because of its potency, this oil also makes a great natural deodorant for your dog's crate or your cat's litter box.

The Element succeeded for dogs because it was low to the ground for jumping into easily, its windows were low for looking out of, it had a flat floor that washed out quickly, it had chunky dials for gloved hands, and a practical rear cargo space for crates with seats that flipped sideways for extra space.

Many dog owners move the dog crate into their bedroom during the night, because this makes it possible for them to hear when the puppy needs to go out and relieve itself.

Many dog owners do not think about crate training while the dog is still a small puppy, because the small puppy is never left alone at home for more than an instance.

Some dog owners shun the idea of dog crates, because they have seen many bad examples of how irresponsible and cruel dog owners misuse the dog crate and keep the dog locked up inside for most of its life.

Many people consider it irresponsible to keep a dog intact; to leave dogs outside for long periods; to keep large, energetic dogs in an apartment; to keep a dog in a crate for long hours; to skip routine veterinary care; to make a bad choice of a breed; or to consider giving up a dog because of that bad choice.

The problems usually arise because dog owners fail to teach their pets to like the crate, and leave untrained dogs confined for too long.

Don't make the crate too big for your dog because too much space will give him great opportunities to move around and his metabolism would increase, forcing him to release himself often.

A dog that is well mannered because it is easy to handle and comfortable in the car, in the house, crate, at family outings, during playdates, and traveling with owner makes for an easier life than a dog that is not adaptable!

She said there was a little Rat Terrier in there whom they referred to as «The Box Dog» because she was so terrified they had to keep a box in her crate for her to hide in.

Owners love this crate because it is roomy and has space even for a bed, toys, food and water dishes, and extra room for dogs to play and move.

Crates are great for house training because they make the dog feel secure.

Plastic — Plastic types of dog crates are ideal for those that live in colder climates because it forms just enough barrier between outside air and the inside of the cage.

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!

You put your dog in the crate for the first time (because he was being so good over the weekend and you didn't think he needed to be crated).

According to Karen Becker, DVM, puppy mill dogs may be at risk to develop this behavior because of the conditions they are raised in: lack of food and long - term crating, for instance.

A dog that is crate trained is set up for success simply because a dog in a crate is prevented from getting into trouble.

Metal crates are most often used in homes because they provide more air circulation and more room for the dog to move around.

Crate training is a great idea for many reasons but primarily because it provides a dog with a safe personal space where they are unable to harm themselves when not being watched.

Because play pens are larger than crates, they are not appropriate for crate training, which is based on a dog's instinct to not want to soil in the same area where he eats and sleeps.

It is important not only to crate train them for their adoptive family but also especially if you have another dog - it's prudent to go slowly because a lot of negative behaviors don't surface immediately till the dog starts to feel comfortable.

Many dogs who have lived in pet stores or shelters tend to eliminate inside their crates, mostly because they have lived in a confined area for long periods, without access to a separate toilet.

Hello I have been putting paper down on the floor for 5 years nearly now, I am going to try to get her used to doing her business outside, but my dog used to have a real problem with being spiteful, we've stil got the crate, and we put her in it when we go out anywhere and put a lock on cage because she manages to open one of the doors in the cage, she would spitefully wee in her cage or on the floor and she gives you a threatening look before she does it.

What about a dog who has lived in a crate for months on end because there is no foster and no adopter to be found?

That same dog only weeks before had tried to claw his way out of his crate, only to rip a nail nearly out of its nail bed — very nasty and no doubt painful and scary for me because I came home to a bloody mess.

It's hard to give a general rule of thumb to use for extending alone time in a crate because all dogs are different.

Because it can fold down to a portable size, it is one of the best crates for dogs available for on - the - go pet owners.

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.

It is also heavier than most of the other similar style best crates for dogs, which doesn't seem to be a problem for most because of the high quality and overall sturdiness of the product.

Many studies over the years have shown that a crate is an excellent option for anxiety relief in dogs because it creates their own little den to cozy up in.

Many owners prefer heavy duty dog kennels (or crates) because not only are they long - lasting, but they are suitable for owners with «escape - artist» dogs.

One of the reasons a crate is such an excellent tool for training is because it teaches your dog to be comfortable within a confined space.

Crates nowadays also reinforce bad behaviors of destruction, because they are so flimsy and cheap the dog breaks right out of them (years ago crates were metal and strong, but this is too expensive for today's consumer), and once an animal learns an escape they will always try the next time to find that weak Crates nowadays also reinforce bad behaviors of destruction, because they are so flimsy and cheap the dog breaks right out of them (years ago crates were metal and strong, but this is too expensive for today's consumer), and once an animal learns an escape they will always try the next time to find that weak crates were metal and strong, but this is too expensive for today's consumer), and once an animal learns an escape they will always try the next time to find that weak point.