This blog post will cover all the important details regarding the following topic: Should I Feed My Dog In The Crate?. Read below to find out more. At first, get him comfortable going in and out on his own by tossing a few treats or toys inside, without closing him in. Begin feeding meals in … Read more
Your dog’s cage should be a safe and comfortable place for them, and it should include comfortable bedding and stimulating toys that won’t pose a choking hazard Adding these things will make for a space your pup will enjoy and feel safe in, and this will help make crate training more successful for you and … Read more
Puppy chewing pee pads is definitely a behavior you must put a stop to right from the start After all, nothing can add to the challenge of housetraining a puppy if they keep biting and chewing their potty training pads. (Not to mention that this is dangerous behavior and can cause harm to your puppy’s … Read more
Crate training isn’t “imprisoning” your dog. It gives them their own space and can calm anxiety. Create positive associations with the crate through the use of treats and games. Be patient, crate training can take six months of consistent training. How long can you leave a 8 week old puppy in a crate? Your puppy … Read more
Avoid using blankets, towels, or sheets for your puppy’s crate bedding She might chew on these materials, which will not only be messy but if she ends up swallowing pieces, it could lead to a life-threatening internal blockage and an emergency trip to the vets. What should I put in my puppy’s crate at night? … Read more
Crate Your Puppy Around Their regular toilet times What is this? Now, depending on their age and size, 15 to 25 minutes before a routine potty time you should place them in the crate to make sure there’s no accident in your home. Once their scheduled time comes around they will be ready to go. … Read more
While you can theoretically throw any old bed into your dog’s crate, the best kind is a dog kennel pad They cover the floor of the crate and allow your dog to lay down wherever they want. If your dog likes to lay their head down on an elevated surface, some versions have raised edges … Read more
Restrict Fluffy’s access inside the house. Keep her on leash with you, in a free-standing pen on an easy-to-clean floor (while supervised), or in a properly-sized kennel No punishment Set up her “alone” room Feed Fluffy on a schedule Take her to her pad regularly and wait for her to go. What can I use … Read more
In this piece, I’ll be discussing the subject of “Is There An Indoor Potty For Dogs?”, and I’ll do my best to cover as much ground as I possibly can in terms of content. There are several kinds of indoor dog potties , including artificial grass , real grass, and puppy pad holders , depending … Read more
Bring your puppy to the potty pad whenever you suspect it’s time. But if he doesn’t go, don’t let him run around and play. Instead, put him back in his crate for 10-15 minutes, then immediately try again Repeat until he does his business. How do you get a puppy to go on a pee … Read more