Sentences with phrase «crates with treats»

If your dog is on the fence about it, reward him when he uses the crate with treats and praise.

If the danger of your dog escaping will only last for a short time, you can put him in his crate with a treat.

Encourage him by pointing to the inside of the crate with a treat in your hand.

When visitors, especially children who are not used to dogs, come over, put your puppy or playful dog in his crate with a treat.

Encourage them by pointing to the inside of the crate with a treat in your hand.

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Stuffing a toy with your dog's food, treats, biscuits, etc., and putting that in the crate with him can really help him settle down.

In addition to having treats handy at this location you should also have leashes (or crates) as needed for your pets so that you can control them should you need to seek shelter with them.

Also in her crate, she gets a Kong ® toy stuffed with her food and a treat.

For these animals, Hill and Stolte recommend offering a safe place — like a crate with a towel over it — and a slow introduction to treats.

When the pup is ready to nap, place it in the crate with a favorite toy or treat.

It may be helpful to use treats to provide a positive association with entering the crate.

When it becomes silent, it is time for you to return to the dog crate with a lot of praise and a tasty treat for the puppy.

- Provide your dog a high value treat (Kong stuffed with peanut butter, etc.) or special toy that they only get when they go in the crate.

His medical conditions were treated and he was taught how to socialize and play with humans and animals, how to walk on a leash and to urinate outside of his crate.

When he / she enters the crate with little or no reservation, place his / her bedding inside the crate and encourage him / her to lie down and relax, using treats if necessary.

Puppies can be led into the crate with a dog treat (and a command phrase such as «Crate») and then told to sit or lay crate with a dog treat (and a command phrase such as «Crate») and then told to sit or lay Crate») and then told to sit or lay down.

Split into 1/4 in the morning and 1 cup in the afternoon to help with crate training, and another 1/4 for treat training or a treat ball.

For long term confinement, he suggests an x-pen with a crate inside (door open), an appropriate chew toy stuffed with kibble or treats, a bowl of water, and a (temporary) toilet area at the opposite end from the crate.

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The crate becomes associated with a safe and comfortable place and dogs treat it like their «den» the way a wolf might.

Crate trained, she goes in well at night or for short periods of time, with a treat for a little coaxing.

Use this command every time your dog approaches the crate, and reinforce his actions with rewards like dog treats and praise when he walks inside it.

When your pet is comfortable with this, move the dog treats inside the pet crate.

If the foxhound is being especially clingy at all times, it is okay to put her in another location (crate) with a treat and spend time with the other dogs.

For example, to help your puppy form a positive association with his crate (in preparation for crate training) you can play a game where you toss toys and treats into the crate for him to fetch.

Putting her in the crate when you are out with a rubber Kong toy stuffed with treats will also help her to bond with the crate.

Then, there are always the miscellaneous items you will need: crates to help with house - training, litter boxes for the kittens, scratching posts, treats, leashes, collars and stain / odor removers for accidents.

If the dog is resistant to a crate initially, unless you are training your dog with some treats, make sure ALL other meals and treats are given in the crate.

The cost of having a dog includes paying for plenty of food and treats, dog obedience classes, supplies (collars, leashes, toys, bedding, crates, etc.), veterinary bills (for immunizations, spaying / neutering, routine checkups and potential emergencies), grooming (especially for dogs with fancy - trimmed coats) and anything else that may arise in the dog's lifetime.

We can provide foster parents with: food, treats, crate, (if needed) and toys!

Use your regular commands and treats and leave him with a few safe toys (see also Crate training a puppy).

A crate, filled with legal chewies with treats inside, can be a wonderful and safe place for dogs to spend alone time.

This is what you should do: play or walk with him before the sleeping time to make him tired, put him inside the crate, distract him with a treat and shut the door.

Ruby - Sue is born (approximately) end of August 2011, up - to - date with routine shots, microchipped, treated for worms and fleas, has learned basic obedience, crate trained, house trained and sterilized.

When leaving your dog inside his crate, leave a Kong with treats inside so he has something to keep him occupied.

Supplies for Dogs: • Food and water bowls • Food (canned and / or dry) • Collar • Four to six - foot leash • ID tag with your phone number • Hard plastic carrier or foldable metal crate • Dog bed • Doggy shampoo and conditioner • Nail clippers • Canine toothbrush and toothpaste • Brush or comb (depends on your pet's coat length and type) • Super-absorbent paper towels • Sponge and scrub brush • Non-toxic cleanser • Enzymatic odor neutralizer • Plastic poop baggies (biodegradable ones are best) or pooper scooper • Absorbent house - training pads • Variety of toys (a ball, rope, chew toy and puzzle toy are good starts) • Variety of treats (such as small cookies, larger rawhides, etc.) • Baby gate (s)

• All cats will appear to be in good health and have had a brief, general exam by a vet • All cats will be spayed or neutered prior to placement • All cats will be vaccinated against Rabies, chlamydia psittaci, rhinotracheitis, calici, panleukopekia • All cats will be examined and treated for fleas and ear mites prior to placement • COFHS will provide large, plastic crates for confinement with a box placed inside as a «hiding» place for your barn cat, to be returned after confinement • COFHS will have the cats available for pick up and will provide detailed instructions on safely confining, releasing and maintaining the barn cats

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Then lock the crate door with the pup OUTSIDE and the treat INSIDE.

After a day of playing, getting treats and taking short breaks inside her crate, with any luck, your puppy will be ready to sleep soundly through the night.

Start with the treats close to the door and gradually move towards the center of the crate.

I taught Matilda to open the crate with her paw by leaving a treat inside and closing (not locking) the door.

Summer will come with all of her «belongings» (crate, multiple dog beds and comforters, puzzle feeder, puzzle toys / wobblers, chew toys, blanky, water bowl (crate and regular), harness, dog coats and boots, a bag of the food she is currently on and a number of treats / chews.

Lure your French bulldog puppy into the crate, praise and make a general big fuss with your French bulldog puppy while they he / she is in the crate, give the treat, have a little game with the toy and then allow your french bulldog puppy to come out of the crate.

The KONG Puppy toy is the original toy that started the KONG Puppy product line made with our exclusive teething rubber formula.Vets and trainers recommend stuffing the KONG Puppy with KONG treats or Ziggies to aid in crate training, decrease separation anxiety, promote proper chewing behavior, and deter misbehavior.Features: -

Associate the crate with fun by giving them a treat or a toy when they are inside of it.

He does well in his crate and will run to it at night to sleep, especially if he sees you with a treat.

With the crate empty and the door open, toss in a treat your dog finds irresistible, such as a piece of hot dog or cooked liver.

Stuff a Kong with tasty treats and put that towards the back of the crate, if he is comfortable at this stage, you can push the door too.

To help your dog make positive associations with the crate, provide plenty of toys, treats, and a comfortable blanket.