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A Short Plan For Crate Training a New Dog - A Case Study of Sorts

Published in February 24th, 2010

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Care

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The first night year-old Coco the American Bulldog was with us, he peed all over the Florida room. He had never spent the night inside a house, so felt no reason to control himself. Fortunately for us, we had a big bottle of odor neutralizer ready and the floor is made of concrete. So we […]

A Guide to Soft Dog Crates

Published in January 22nd, 2010

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Care, Dog Training

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Soft dog crates are a perfect addition for any pet lover. Some people do not like the crating concept, and one of these types might ease the mind of those who perceive the crate as a jail cell. A soft dog crate adds fashion and versatility to the pet crating process. They can be looked […]

When to House Train Your Puppy

Published in January 20th, 2010

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Care, Dog Training

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House Training Puppies
If you have new puppies, house training puppies is a very important task. House training of puppies is all about teaching them not to use the house as a toilet. You need a lot of patient with this, just like when potty training a kid.
When house training your puppies, you should note that:

Puppies […]

Top 5 Reasons to Crate Train Your Dog

Published in November 27th, 2009

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There are lots of ways to train your dog and crate training is one of them. Here are some of the reasons why crate training is an effective way of housetraining your dog.
1. Dogs are basically clean animals and they do not like to urinate or defecate in the area where they sleep. Putting them […]

Learn About Crate Training Puppies

Published in November 25th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Training

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Crate training puppies has received a bad reputation in many articles and symposiums on dog care, but there are logical reasons for using a crate to train your pup. No one wants to see dogs that have to live in crates, but they are valuable for house-breaking your dog, and also for being a “chill […]

Learn Crate Training a Puppy All in One Easy Step

Published in October 3rd, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Training

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Crate training a puppy is not a form of punishment, but can actually help a dog become a more well-adjusted pet. Not only is training your pet to sleep in a crate easy, but dogs of all breeds find them reassuring, rather like sleeping in their natural home, a den. In no time the crate […]

Crate Training Your Dog in a Matter of Weeks

Published in September 19th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Training

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Puppies need to feel safe and by providing a kennel crate for them, you will satisfy their need with a den-like enclosure. Some of the more popular reasons for crate training are:
* Housebreaking - dogs are less likely to soil their own sleeping place
* Chewing - limits the destructive chewing that puppies will have due […]

Dog Crate Training Advantages and Important Aspects

Published in August 19th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Care, Dog Training

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Crate training is a very important part of training your dog, as it gives them a secure feeling. Another aspect of this type of training is the great effect it has on house training.
Crate training is teaching your dog to realize the dog crate as a harmless, safe place. This type of training will usually […]

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