Sentences with phrase «own crate at night»

It is easy to convince them to go outside, get in their crates at night or just about anything else when I say it as though it is the greatest thing in the world.

She can roam in the house when supervised, and can be crated at night, and periodically during the day.

I believe it is important for every dog to be properly crate trained and crated at night or when left home alone.

Photo Credit: sweetron1982 I got some info from the shelter: - 1 owner, prev owner had to move and couldn't keep - house broken, doesn't have accidents - good on a lease - was crated at night I spent some time with him and hes so sweet but I just my main worry is about the little guy being alone during the day for a couple hours...

Also make sure to keep you're crate wherever you're family socializes the most during the day and you can always move it to your room at night if that seems to help calm them the first couple nights of training, which is usually the longest it takes to get most puppies to relax and sleep without whining in the crate at night... IF YOU»RE CONSISTENT.

After two or three nights, most puppies will get used to sleeping in the crate at night.

The first couple nights we also crated him at night, and he cried for about an hour before going to sleep.

He sleeps in his crate at night.

She soils the crate at night cause she knows I'll have to take her out of it to clean, she barks and howls until you let her out and she shreds the bedding when you ignore her.

Onyx is super quiet in her crate at night and is not problem from 10 pm.

We have a lovely 10 week old Weim dog, he hates being on his own, we crate him at night but it has to be in our bedroom else he howls all night.

Is 7 hours at night and 6 hours during the day too much time for a puppy to be crated, or would you suggest continuing to crate him at night?

His foster mom tells us he isn't crated at night, and he does great!

It's not that he hates the crate at night he wants to be with you.

The girls currently sleep together in a crate at night.

Hewie and Lewie are Blizzard's 15 week old boys and they are enjoying their new routine of sleeping in their own crate at night and going out first thing in the morning to toilet themselves.

Rex is crate - trained and does well in his crate at night.

This method involves taking your puppy outside frequently during the day and confining him to a crate at night and when you are not at home to prevent accidents in the house.

If your dog is crated overnight as well, she should receive at least 60 to 90 minutes of outdoor exercise in the morning and before being put back in the crate at night.

Occasionally I sleep on my foster mom's bed but sometimes I sleep in a crate at night.

They then sleep in individual crates at night.

She is crate trained, but does not need a crate at night.

You have just got a new puppy home and you have decided to crate train the puppy so your puppy will sleep in the crate at night.

I have only seen her do it when she is in her crate at night.

Your puppy should sleep in their crate at night and be placed there when you're not at home or able to supervise them but allowed out for plenty of exercise time.

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Meena sleeps in her crate at night and will tolerate short periods in her crate during the day.

He will stay in a crate at night but is fine just sleeping on a dog bed also.

, and they need to work it out before going in their crate at night.

You don't have to lose sleep over your puppy whining in his crate at night.

Accidents are not the biggest concern with taking a puppy out of his crate at night time however.

The dog or puppy should be in its crate at night, when you are not home, and when you do not have direct eye contact on the dog.

I keep my 13 week old Australian Puppy in a crate at night and I always find urine or feces in her kennel in the morning.

But anyway, as you've had your puppy a week you can skip these steps, they are used to their new home and family so you should just go straight to sleeping them in the crate at night now.

I have a 12week old mini-golden doodle that has begun to whine in her crate at night AFTER she has been outside and done her business.

Due to the denning instinct a puppy or adult dog will not do their business where they sleep, so when the pup is in the crate at night they will let you know by whining or barking they need to be put out for bathroom time.

Can I start to crate him at night??

Continue crate training them during the day, there is a disconnect in their mind between crating at night and during the day.

crate him at night and he wakes me up in the morning, and I open the crate door, walk to the bedroom door with the leash and call him over, so he learns to go to the door when he has to potty.

This girl sleeps in her crate at night, cuddles with the kids in the day, plays with...

Whining If your dog whines or cries while in the crate at night, it may be difficult to decide whether he's whining to be let out of the crate, or whether he needs to be let outside to eliminate.

It has helped dogs who were restless in their crates at night, dogs who didn't like being left alone, and many others.

He has always slept in a crate at night and so he goes in the crate with no problem.

Bentley's almost sub-sonic rumble when Katy toddles near his food dish or grabs his tail; Spot's grumble when told to sit or when corrected for knocking over the garbage can; Misty's mutters when she's put in her crate at night — all are warning signs that the pooch is trying to play the system to get his own way.

He will sleep in a crate at night if coaxed in with some treats.

Plan to have the puppy sleep in the crate at night and stay in it when you are not home.

Place your puppy in the crate at night.

I would not want to put her in a crate at night, but would make a special bed for her to sleep next to your's.

If this isn't possible, then you can continue to crate him at night and when you're at home, but use a puppy playpen combined with a portable indoor dog potty or even pee pads during the day when you're at work.

If you're planning on keeping your puppy crated at night, remember that the best place for them to sleep is in your room, where they can see, hear, and smell you.