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| - | A cage may appear to be a jail cell, nevertheless when used correctly is the dogs normal bedroom a personal place where hell feels safe and comfortable...
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| - | A cage is really a valuable and of use training device. Its primary function is to give safety, security and protection for temporary confinement while teaching a dog or new dog about its own and home limitations.
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| - | A cage may seem like a prison cell, but when used correctly is the dogs normal bedroom a personal place where hell feels comfortable and secure. The very best place to place a crate could be where your dog can see the surroundings and family members, hear and smell your property - the kitchen is usually a good place.
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| - | A great cage should really be large enough to let your puppy to loosen up, stay without striking his head and have the ability to turn around. The crate should not be therefore large that your dog can relieve himself in one part and play move away to rest and play in still another. If your puppy remains small and isn't entirely growth, try to block off certain area of the crate with cardboards or wood panels.
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| - | To encourage your puppy to like his new den, you need to ultimately provide it with soft beddings, a full bowl of water and a model he likes. (You should take away the water through the night when you are potty training your dog)
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| - | You have to add the cage slowly to your puppy. Cage him in smaller period, about 10 minutes, and gradually increase with time. Time is needed by your dog to become accustomed to being crate. Never crate him for more than 30 minutes or longer for the very first time.
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| - | It is perhaps not advisable to cage a young dog for long period of time about 2 hour and dog should always be used before being crated.
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| - | Their quite typical for dogs to kick up a , bark and moan while in the crate. If these exact things happen, do not give your pet any attention! Yes! Don't even look in his way.
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| - | Dogs are smart animals Dont let him realize that hell get your attention when he kicks up a fuss. Basically dismiss him! Allow your dog out only when he settles down.
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| - | *if its a puppy whom youve only introduce the crate to, maybe you can offer him a delicacy in the crate to calm him down. Whatever you do, he is let by dont out of the cage at that very moment!*
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| - | If you think your dog has to relieve herself the exception I will think of is. Nevertheless, carry it out just after he stops screaming. Another exception is when your dog is eating on herself. Let him out instantly and consult well a trainer or behaviorist.
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| - | Finally, dog shouldn't be cage for too long 7 days a week. Hell develop anxiety problems and destructive behaviors. If you discover that your dog demonstrates hyper active behavior compare to before, you might be crating him for too long!
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| - | Most significant of all, never punish your dog in the crate, hell fear going back to the crate. It's supposed to be a safe and comfortable place, not where hell get punish. A cage may appear to be a prison cell, however when used properly is your dogs normal bedroom your own place where hell feels safe and comfortable...
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| - | A crate is just a valuable and of good use teaching tool. Its primary purpose would be to provide safety, security and protection for short-term confinement while training a puppy or new dog about its own and home boundaries.
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| - | A cage might appear to be a prison cell, but when used precisely is the dogs natural den a personal place where hell feels secure and comfortable. The very best place to place a cage could be where your dog can easily see the environment and family members, hear and smell your house - the kitchen is usually a good position.
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| - | A great cage must certanly be large enough to let your dog to extend, stay without striking his head and have the ability to turn around. The cage should not be so large that your dog can relieve himself in one corner and play move away to play and sleep in yet another. If your puppy is still small and is not fully growth, attempt to block off certain portion of the cage with cardboards or wood boards.
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| - | To encourage your pet to like his new den, you ought to ultimately equip it with soft beddings, a plate of water and a toy that he likes. (You may want to remove the water during the night when you are potty training your pet)
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| - | The crate must be introduced by you slowly to your dog. Cage him in smaller interval, about 10 minutes, and gradually increase with time. Time is needed by your dog to become accustomed to being cage. Never crate him for over 30 minutes or longer for the first time.
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| - | It's maybe not advisable to cage a dog for long time period about 2 hour and dog should be used before being crated.
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| - | Their fairly usual for dogs to kick up a bark, and moan while in the crate. If these exact things happen, do not give your dog any attention! Yes! Do not even look in his way.
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| - | Dogs are intelligent animals Dont let him know that hell get your interest when he kicks up a fuss. Only ignore him! Allow your pet out only once he settles down.
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| - | *if its a dog whom youve only introduce the crate to, maybe you will offer him a goody in the crate to calm him down. What you may do, dont let him out of the cage at that very moment!*
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| - | The exception I can think of is in the event that you think your puppy needs to relieve himself. Nevertheless, carry it out only after he stops barking. Another exception is whenever your dog is eating on herself. Let him out instantly and consult a trainer or behaviorist.
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| - | Lastly, dog shouldn't be cage for a long time 7 days a week. Hell develop destructive habits and anxiety issues. If you notice that your dog displays hyper effective behavior evaluate to before, you might be crating him for too long!
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| - | Most significant of all, never punish your puppy in the crate, hell fear returning to the crate. It's designed to be a safe and comfortable space, maybe not where hell get punish.
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