Sentences with phrase «free run of the house»

New puppies or newly adopted adult dogs should never be allowed free run of the house until you are sure they are house trained.

After the dog has used his established toilet area, you will be able to give the dog free run of the house to play and enjoy himself.

Do not let your puppy have free run of the house while you are away.

They will be more comfortable there than they would be with free run of the house.

Don't let your dog have free run of your house right off the bat.

Some foster families own pets that enjoy the company of the foster pets and give the foster free run of the house.

By allowing your puppy free run of the house, you are not providing the supervision he or she needs, and could definitely cause setbacks to any training already started.

If your ferret will have occasional free run of the house, it is necessary to «ferret proof» the area he will be allowed into.

The akita is staying leashed to my side now and the pit - lab stays with either my husband or I. No one gets free run of the house anymore.

Back at home, Ted gave Merle free run of the house and eventually installed a dog door, allowing Merle to come and go at will, permitting him the freedom to continue a life of his own — outside the bounds of a human's dominance.

It doesn't have free run of the house because if it does it's going to soil the house in different places and that's positive reinforcement for what we don't want them to do.

If, on the other hand, your puppy is given unsupervised free run of the house from the outset, the odds are that she will be confined later on — first to the yard, then to the basement, then to a cage in an animal shelter, and then to a coffin.

It is essential that puppy does not have free run of the house during housebreaking.

Probably not, just remember you are giving them and their FRIENDS free run of your house.

For the first week (more or less, depending on the particular hound), the dog is not allowed free run of the house.

Supervising your new puppy whenever he's got free run of the house is the best way to keep him safe, but a little bit of forward planning helps too:

my dogs live inside and are not crated and have free run of the house but they still generally stay in one area.

If you have other pets, don't let your new addition have free run of the house and be in contact with the others until your veterinarian has had the opportunity to make sure there are no health concerns.

What is wrong with these breeders???? Anyway, he shouldn't have free run of the house, gate him in the kitchen with piddle pads on the floor for accidents, he should be taken out every hour on the hour to do his business outside, 30 mins after every meal, immediately after waking up and playing.

Most housebreaking problems are caused by the «softhearted» dog owners that let their untrained puppy have a free run of the house.

It could be she simply doesn't like to be restrained to one area of the home if she is used to having free run of the house 95 percent of the time.

And she has free run of the house 95 % of the time I'm home, with doggie door access to the enclosed back porch and all the way outside into the fenced backyard.

Don't give him free run of the house, use baby gates or close doors to keep him out of rooms he shouldn't go in.

We have found adding a pen after the first couple weeks does make for a nice transition between just the palace and free run of the house, I would suggest using that to expand his environment during the day when you are not actively engaged with him, once he demonstrates that he returns to his pad from the pen then you can expand his area even further.

When treating the fleas on your dog, you will need to also treat the fleas on your dog's bedding, crate or dog house if they have one and your own home as well, especially if the dog has free run of the house.

Our doggy daycare service may be needed if you are remodeling, have out - of - town guest with their own finicky pets, letting the maid have free run of your house, etc..

It also teaches him that free run of the house is a resource that you control.

You can't just give me free run of the house.

It is unfair to expect your puppy to know what he can not chew if you allow him free run of your house and access to all of your personal items.

Your puppy will develop preferences for chew toys early on, so provide him with a variety of acceptable chew toys and only give him free run of the house when he's learned which items he can chew on and which he can not (this typically won't be until he is 1 year old or after).

Only one dog had free run of the house.