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Some pups need more time than others to get used to their new den. But if it just isn't working, or if you can't stand the idea of putting your dog in a crate, there are alternatives.
You can keep your puppy in a gated area of your house--kitchens work well--that's small enough she won't want to mess up her living space.
You can also keep your puppy with you as you move around the house, on a leash attached to your belt. But you'll need to keep a close eye on your puppy to make sure she doesn't eliminate inside or chew on anything she's not supposed to.

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“my 7 month old german shepherd does not relieve himself when taken outside...he prefers to do it when he is back in the house n since in live in an apt. i cant let him free to roam either..”
“my vet told me not to take my 3 mth yorkiepoo outside until his 4 th series of shots because I live in an apt complex, but to train him on the patio, alot of times he waits til he comes back in to potty, do I really have to wait that long, for grass training him?”
“I have a pekinese puppy 8 weeks old she will not eat she only likes goats milk what can i feed her?”
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aggression
we have a 16 month old yorkie/chi, he is very, friendly to everyone, even other dogs. Altho is quite submissive, lays on his back..but w... (continued) |
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Problem
I cannot get my dog to stop chasing squirls and rabbits and going nuts when she sees another dog. IT IS DRIVING ME CRAZY!!!!!Need advice. |
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Soiling the crate - Part 2
Ok, so our 9 week old pup likes and dislikes the crate. Meaning that during the day, she is at work with my boyfriend and stays in the c... (continued) |
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Soiling the crate
I have a new 9 week pup and we have been trying out crate training for the past week. 1. We try to make it a fun place for her by t... (continued) |
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