Sentences with phrase «puppy accepts the crate»

Once your puppy accepts the crate as a fact of puppy life, you can move the crate to a more acceptable spot in the house.

Often puppies accept crating at night more readily than crating during the day.

Not exact matches

When introduced correctly as a puppy, almost every dog will accept the crate.

So already knowing about and accepting a crate should be part of your puppy's training.

For this reason, most dogs will happily accept a crate as part of their lifestyles, especially if trained as puppies.

If at some point your puppy is more accepting of the crate (doesn't show signs of anxiety anymore) and you catch him whining and pawing to ask to be let out, ignore these attempts to get your attention and let him out only once he's quiet.

By following these simple rules, your puppy will accept his crate within just a few days, and life will be blissfully quiet!

Generally, an older dog will accept being crated faster than puppies do.

A young puppy (8 - 16 weeks) should normally have no problem accepting a crate as his «own place.»

Puppies usually accept the crate within a day.

If the crate is small enough and portable from the day - time location, put the crate next to your bed at night and, at night only, you can close the door at this stage: Most puppies will accept being shut in, at night, if you are right next to them.