Sentences with phrase «to stay in a crate»

It is typically recommended that dogs stay in a crate for no more than four to six hours at a time, so plan accordingly.

Gradually, increase the time that your dog stays in the crate with the door closed.

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

If it was given a whole room to itself when you were out, and later, forced to stay in a crate when you're out which do you think it would prefer?

Puppies under four or five months of age shouldn't stay in a crate for more than three or four hours at a time during a day.

This will help them to become more comfortable with the concept of staying in their crate.

Even when they can sleep a whole night in their crate quietly, does not mean they can happily stay in the crate alone during the day.

She should stay in the crate whenever you aren't with her.

She will happily stay in a crate — but only if the door is kept open.

For example, if your German Shepherd puppy is two months old than he should only stay in his crate for up to three hours at a time.

This time staying in the crate will teach it to hold itself.

After about six weeks, it should be able to stay in the crate through the night.

If your pet is crate trained, then staying in a crate or kennel will probably make your furry friend feel more secure while away from home.

Keep in mind the rule of thumb for how long your puppy can safely stay in his crate — one hour per month of age, plus one.

How long a cat can stay in a crate depends on your cat's personality and the type of crate you're using.

If you are concerned with how long your pup should stay in his crate use the rule of thumb of however months your pup is add one.

If you work eight hours every day, consider hiring a pet sitter, or train your pet to stay in a crate while you're away.

Slowly increase the amount of time the dog stays in the crate, starting with 10 minutes, then 20, 30 and so on.

How long your dog should stay in their crate at one time depends on their age and personality.

Also remember that puppies under six months of age shouldn't stay in a crate for more than three or four hours at a time.

Once your puppy has learned to stay in her crate alone, you can start leaving the house.

Instead, he should stay in his crate whenever he must be left alone.

Crate training is the process of getting a puppy comfortable with staying in a crate as a means of security and as a place of safe retreat.

She will stay in a crate without fussing.

Soon your Boxer will associate staying in the crate with getting affection.

All dogs should learn to stay in a crate quietly for short periods of time, up to three or four hours; but a crate should not be used to confine an IG all day long every day while its owner is at work or play.

Air travel means an extended stay in a crate.

One rationale for using crates is that dogs are «denning animals», that is, the ancestors of dogs (wolves) lived in dens, therefore, dogs are comfortable staying in crates for long periods of time.

You Boxer will soon associate staying in their crate with these rewards and will be more likely to behave while inside the crate.

Amber stayed in a crate while Roger was at work until she was past her chewing stage, and now she stays in the kitchen behind a baby gate until he gets home for dinner.

Sometimes, a 15 - minute stay in a crate is necessary to resolve the situation, especially if a child has been nipped.

Lots of guides recommend you devote a week or more to crate training a dog, but unless they have separation anxiety or some medical condition that makes staying in a crate difficult (e.g. UTI, digestive problems), she may be able to learn it in a bit less time.

After six weeks or so, your shorkie should be able to stay in the crate straight through the workday.

The things that can manifest as a result of lengthy stays in a crate are your dog will learn to associate going into the crate with being left alone for amounts of time they do not like.

In these cases, it would be far more productive to teach the puppy to enjoy being picked up, having his paws touched and enjoying staying in the crate than just making a point about teaching him how to behave nicely.

You can slowly lengthen the time your puppy stays in the crate.

April readily stays in the crate at night and she is fully housebroken.

Make sure the treat stays in the crate.

Kelly Nicole said on her Facebook page that one of her dogs stays in a crate when no one is home, but the other one does not.

She was crated at night and sadly preferred to stay in her crate as much as I would let her.

Assess how long your puppy can stay in his crate without having to pee.

Puppies under six months of age shouldn't stay in a crate for more than three or four hours at a time.

Honey Bunches only stays in his crate at night now.

At 10 weeks they are too young to stay in the crate while you work, they can only hold their bladder from 1 to 3 hours max (varying dog to dog) so they will be forced to use the crate as a toilet.