Sentences with phrase «crates for weeks»

This does not mean the dogs are locked in dog crates for weeks at a time.

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With the Nasdaq up over 22 % year - to - date and many tech stocks on the receiving end of big upgrades recently (Goldman practically proposed to Google this past week with their endorsement), many investors have begun digging in the crates for some of their old favorite tech stories again.

In the past it would peel and roast 2,000 pounds of bananas a week to make its roasted banana gelato and bring in crates of watermelon for employees to scoop the meat from the husk.

But instead of reassessing their practices, the industry is vehemently defending the system — a system that confines 12 million egg laying hens in battery cages; forces thousands of mother pigs to give birth and live for weeks on end in crates barely bigger than their bodies; allows piglets to have their teeth cut and tails cut off without pain relief; and subjects «meat» chickens to such rapid growth that their bodies can barely sustain them.

A sow can legally be confined in a farrowing crate for six weeks per reproductive cycle.

The biggest win for workers was probably the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, which crated minimum wage, overtime pay, the 40 hr work week, banned scrip, and restricted child labor.

I think she is trying to make up for when she abandoned me at grandma's house for a whole week (she called it «vacation» but she totally abandoned me and my brothers to a week of sleeping in our crates instead of the bed).

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Six weeks later, a large crate is delivered to the house, and Lars has some exciting news for Karin and Gus: He has a guest.

The owner of this 1973 Corvette says he just took a 572 crate engine out of the car three weeks ago and for weight reasons decided to stuff a Toyota Supra 2JZ motor with a 76 mm turbo in its place.

While she says many people don't want to crate their dog, three weeks to a month of crating is worth it for a lifetime of a housetrained, happy pet.

She told me she had been trying positive reinforcement on the dog for quite a while to try and address the problem, and in the past week had switched gears and started using punishment, especially in the form of scolding and then banishing the dog to a crate for up to 45 minutes after each incident.

If the dog is left in the crate for too long, it could set back the training program by weeks if not months.

If there are no problems for tow to three weeks, you may want to remove the crate and just leave its bedding in that spot.

If you need to kennel - crate your new Greyhound for the first week or two while you are acclimating it to your home, discuss this with your placement representative.

After weeks of wearing it in the crate it becomes second nature for the dog to have it on.

For the first two weeks, take your Chihuahua out every 60 minutes, after every meal and as soon as you let them out of their crate.

Designed for puppies 10 - 16 weeks, this program includes two 75 minutes sessions in which we will start teaching you and your pup about pack structure, manners, respect, and boundaries, as well as introduce crate and house training.

I call them «Starter Puppies» usually 12 to 13 weeks old before they leave, making for a puppy who is mature enough to be crate trained when he arrives, sleeps through the night and old enough to potty train quickly.

He was then adopted from the kill shelter by someone, who after 2 weeks of crating Buddy for 14 hours at a time, returned him saying she thought he was depressed.

Through B - more Dog Training's in - home puppy training program, offered only to puppies aged sixteen weeks and younger, I provide basic obedience training, proper bonding techniques, housebreaking, crate training, and training for any other unique issue your puppy may be facing.

We were able to crate train him, which Cry for Help started for us, and after a 2 week intense obedience training, he is very easy to walk.

Penny will be confined to a crate for 6 to 8 weeks to allow the fractures in her pelvis time to heal and then will start rehabilitation on her hip.

We typically recommend crating any dog, when not supervised, for the first 4 - 6 weeks at a minimum.

Puppies who go hungry, are weaned too young, have to fight for a place at a communal food dish, or are forced to sit for weeks in a tiny crate with nothing to do, are at high risk of developing habitual stool - eating behavior that becomes impossible to extinguish.

Puppies 8 to 10 weeks of age should be crated for no more than 30 to 60 minutes per day; at 11 to 14 weeks old, they shouldn't be crated longer than one to three hours daily; at 15 to 16 weeks of age, three to four hours per day is appropriate; dogs 17 weeks and older can typically handle four to five hours of crate time daily.

Periodically leave special treats in your dog's crate throughout the evening - and continue to do so every day or so for the next few weeks.

The breeder then went on to tell the puppy owner that if the puppy is dysplastic it's probably because the owner keeps him in a crate for a few hours two days a week.

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.

It hasn't happened for 1 - 1.5 weeks, but I also have made sure the other dogs give her more space when she has things in her crate.

Be advised that after surgery (especially for trauma, orthopedic or neurologic injuries) most patients will need to be confined to a crate or cage for recovery, at times up to 8 or more weeks.

And I had the crate for almost 2 weeks now.

Your dog will live - in my home — not in a kennel or a crate — for 4 weeks.

A puppy who slept in your bed for one week will be easier to transition to a crate than a puppy who has been enjoying the comfort of your bed for 11 months.

The commitment and ability to keep the cats confined to a crate or exercise pen with a wire top for up to four weeks to acclimate them to their new environment before release.

many large / giant breeds can not be transported via airplane in the passenger compartment; for example a 12 week old borzoi will not fit in anything smaller than a 300 crate, and may require a 400 size.

When you bring the new cats home, they will need to be confined to an escape - proof room or enclosure like a tack room, garage, coop, or XXL dog crate for 2 - 4 weeks while they acclimate to their new surroundings.

Enroll your puppy in Puppy Raising by INSTINCT ®, and he or she will live full time with one of our veterinarian - recommended Puppy Raisers for 1 - 4 weeks to get a head start on everything from house training & crate training to city socialization, manners, & basic obedience.

When people bring an 8 week old pup home there is nothing wrong with putting the dog crate in the bedroom for a week or so to allow the pup to adjust to his new home.

We have a special program for puppies aged sixteen weeks and younger, which focuses on common problems like house training, crate training, chewing, bonding, basic obedience, etc..

Being in a crate for 6 - 7 hours overnight, while sleeping, is usually fine after a pup reaches about 10 — 12 weeks.

Due to him being so young and energetic we feel it is best for him to go through the slow kill method otherwise he would have to be on crate rest for 4 to 6 weeks which is torture for a young dog.

Typically, a new puppy between 8 - 10 weeks of age is brought to its new home where it is crate trained and intensely monitored for the first few months while outside of its crate.

Therefore, he can not be walking and must stay inside a crate for 6 weeks only to lay down, eat, and drink.

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.

Training dogs live in our home for a period of Two a ThreeA Weeks for the Obedience Board and Train Program or Four — Six Weeks if Crate training is added.A These Two experiences areA our most popular programs!

You will need a crate, at least a two week supply of dog food, 2 bowls (one for water and one for food), a slicker brush, shampoo, teething toy, a collar, and a leash.

She has a splint on her leg and she will need to stay crated for appx 5 - 8 weeks while her leg heals.

Each day this week, take a little bit of time to get him used to the crate by letting him sit in it for a few minutes each time - again, several times a day.

However, if your dog is particularly reluctant to being crated, it may be helpful to feed all meals in the crate at least for a few weeks.