Sentences with phrase «puppy feels comfortable in»

If your puppy feels comfortable in the crate from the beginning, then crate training will be easy.

When your puppy feels comfortable in daily surroundings, he's more likely to be happy and easy - going.

Exposure to professional grooming early on will help your puppy feel comfortable in the grooming salon as he grows into an adult!

Not exact matches

Despite his physical challenges, Noah felt comfortable in his new home right away, and instantly made friends with Edge's two puppy mill survivors, Tater Tot and Lexi, who is also blind.

Despite possible whining and barking, your puppy will feel comfortable sleeping in its own place — knowing that no one will take it from him.

A leash may be required for walks later when your puppy is already feeling comfortable in new environment.

Our puppy immediately felt comfortable in their play space and loves to listen to the both of them.

Thank you SO much for making little Luke feel so comfortable in his new home and for making the stress of potty training a new puppy non-existent.

Now that your new puppy is home, it is important to let the dog feel comfortable and safe in his new environment.

If the crate is too large, the puppy may feel comfortable in doing its business in the far end corner of the crate while still feeling at ease in eating and sleeping in the opposite corner.

Once your puppy is used to being in the crate and has learned to feel safe, comfortable and happy in it, you can begin using the crate to its full potential for house training.

Our technique puts you in control using non-physical, quick and easy methods that dogs and puppies need to feel comfortable and secure.

It is not enough for your puppy to feel comfortable at home and in your favorite dog park where it goes for a walk every day, plays with the same playmates and greets the same people.

But if your puppy is still a little nervous, it may make him feel more comfortable to have a playdate in familiar territory.

Belly rubs, scratching around their ears, touching their toes, and feeling around and in their mouth are all ways to help your puppy get comfortable with handling.

Like children, as to many of us our pets are, puppies and kittens must take new experiences in small, but frequent doses in order to feel comfortable.

Ultimately, you want to make your puppy feel safe and comfortable enough in their crate that they do not cry to be let out.

When you are sure that your puppy is feeling comfortable in these environments add more people, more dogs and busier places

The adjustment of going from sleeping with his momma and littermates to suddenly sleeping alone in a new environment can be stressful for your puppy, and even just a few nights with some company will help your pup to feel more comfortable.