Sentences with phrase «use of a crate»

In fact, for some dogs suffering from severe separation anxiety, many canine experts do not recommend use of the crate.

Setting up a consistent routine (feed and walking at same time) as well as proper use of a crate help to ensure successful and quick house training.

Try to limit use of the crate / kennel to night - time usage.

The major use of a crate is to prevent the dog from doing something wrong and not getting corrected for it.

One of the most commonly found uses of crates is to provide pet parents with a certain sense of peace when they leave their dogs at home alone.

When do you want to start use of the crate?

These actions could have been avoided with the proper use of a crate.

This short, simple and easy - to - follow video lesson shows you step by step how to introduce your puppy to a crate and the proper use of crates in crate training or housebreaking.

You can adjust the placement of the divider panel so that your Frenchie puppy does not have full use of the crate thus creating the «den» feeling that will make your frenchie feels comfortable and cozy.

You will not need to continue crating once your dog becomes an adult (and is trustworthy), but your dog will probably enjoy the continued use of the crate as it's own special place.

We serve The Woodlands, Spring and the North Houston area teaching a method that has seen countless victories through the consistent use of a crate throughout a dog's training.

Existing facilities are grandfathered, but must cease use of these crates within 15 years.

Appropriate use of crate, praise, where and when to take outside, food and water intake and potty pad training are all covered.

Judicious use of the crate can alleviate a number of problems, stop others from ever developing, and aid substantially in housetraining.

This may be too long for some puppies; a better use of the crate may be to put puppy in there for 10 minutes if your puppy fails to eliminate on a scheduled potty break.

If Fido tends to get himself into trouble if you are not actively able to be with him, then it is best to make use of a crate or some form of containment to thwart his penchant for destruction.

The discriminate use of a crate is not only helpful but imperative for training this breed.

• Housebreaking: Puppy crate training is one of the most important uses of the crate in the housebreaking process.

Long term use of a crate is fine if you want to incarcerate your dog up and cause him to develop psychological abnormalities.

If a dog has not had consistent positive use of a crate or area of confinement, then the dog will see this area as a place of banishment and isolation.

* The effects of excessive use of the crate include environmental deprivation, anxiety, hyper behavior (due to lack of exercise and limited movement) and socialization problems, since dogs truly need interaction with people and exposure to a variety of stimulation (people, places, other animals, experiences) to become a good, stable, well - mannered companion.

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What ensued was an intricate use of crates, fire, and pulleys to get the fire on the right side of the waterfall.

You can adjust the placement of the divider panel so that your English Bulldog / Mini English Bulldog puppy does not have full use of the crate.

Not only is the proper use of a crate a good way to keep your dog safe at night or when you are not home, but it is a critical component to housebreaking.

Some owners believe the use of crates in the home is cruel and uncaring.

So that there is no misunderstanding about the use of crates, let us look at what dogs in the wild do.

The other option requires the use of a crate.

From potty training to trick training, the use of a crate can be a major building block and tool to reach successful and reliable behaviors from your canine companion.

Often, the use of a crate will convince a restless dog to stop howling at the moon or barking at every little sound, allowing their owners to sleep through the night undisturbed.

It may take a couple of nights, but do not take him out if he whines just try to ignore him it may seem hard, encourage the use of the crate during the day and things will improve as he learns to accept it.

Many issues can be corrected or prevented all together, by the use of a crate.

When leaving the adopted dog home alone (even if you have other pets at home), the use of a crate or gate is recommended at least the first few days up to two weeks.

Therefore, you should consider the use of a crate for a dog to be temporary.

The use of Crate training is very useful in potty training.

Do you need to arrange the use of a crate for the foster dog to prevent accidents and chewing, or to separate the foster dog from your personal pets?

«The Association of Professional Dog Trainers recommends the use of crates for puppies and dogs as a short - term training tool and as safety equipment throughout the dog's life.»

Use of a crate should be limited to no more than eight hours, less for a younger animal.

However, housetraining can be easier than you imagine with absolute consistency and the use of a crate, your dog can be housetrained or «re-housetrained» in no time.

Dad picked up a couple of dog training books on his way home from work and Mom and the kids searched the Dog Owner's Guide website and downloaded articles on obedience training and the use of a crate.

Marking can be easily corrected with the use of a crate, a belly band and consistency.

Smaller dogs may require the use of a crate and they may need a seat belt.

The APDT does not recommend the use of crates as a confinement tool for extended periods — this is a tool best used in conjunction with a comprehensive training and socialization program guided by a professional dog trainer.

It is my belief and experience (over 15 years of it) that this breed will not ever be reliably housetrained without the use of a crate!

First, we recommend the use of a crate.

I agree with the use of a crate, if the door is always left open; otherwise, I feel it is cruel and unnatural.

Yes No If not, would you be willing to learn more about it and consider the use of a crate (portable cage) as a training and transitional aid?

The use of a crate is strongly recommended while training your dog.

In fact, some dogs will always need the use of a crate.