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I'm assuming you crate the dog when your not home, and/or night time.
Feed your dog in his crate, so he learns good things can happen there. Leave the door open when you do this, and be sure to let him out in the yard, or walk him after.
He'll never love the times he's in the crate....when he's put in there and the door is locked. But you can help him to be less stressed about it.
He'll learn to deal with it.....if he gets alot of exercise when you are home. They are very active dogs.
Go to the petsmart....and by a parrots (big bird's) water dish. They are like dog bowls...but they clip onto the wire crates. You can use them for food and water..and he'll never flip it.
My younger dog hated the crate sooo much.
I eventually bought an exercise pen, while I was working, until she could be trusted roaming free. This would probably be a good idea for your jack.
A jack russell can probably jump out of an exercise pen ....unless you develope a cover for it. ( a mesh dog kennel shade cover would probably work, you could secure it to the top with just bread ties or tie wraps....you can buy the tie wraps and mesh kennel shades at menards and home depot. The exercise pen at petsmart.
He would be happier with the more room afforded him in one of those. Either way...make sure he has toys. And give a treat or two write after you put him in.
NEVER bones though!! Those should only be given while the dog is supervized.. And Especially not rawhides...lots of dogs choke on those.
Still use the crate at night, though, not the pen. Until he no longer needs the crate at night.
(Most dogs can be left out at night...much earlier than they can be left out all day while you are gone). Just for your own information.
Good luck.
ps. join a flyball team....www.flyball.org
jacks are great flyball dogs, it's a great outlet for their energy, and alot of fun for you and your dog!
I'm assuming you crate the dog when your not home, and/or night time.
Feed your dog in his crate, so he learns good things can happen there. Leave the door open when you do this, and be sure to let him out in the yard, or walk him after.
He'll never love the times he's in the crate....when he's put in there and the door is locked. But you can help him to be less stressed about it.
He'll learn to deal with it.....if he gets alot of exercise when you are home. They are very active dogs.
Go to the petsmart....and by a parrots (big bird's) water dish. They are like dog bowls...but they clip onto the wire crates. You can use them for food and water..and he'll never flip it.
My younger dog hated the crate sooo much.
I eventually bought an exercise pen, while I was working, until she could be trusted roaming free. This would probably be a good idea for your jack.
A jack russell can probably jump out of an exercise pen ....unless you develope a cover for it. ( a mesh dog kennel shade cover would probably work, you could secure it to the top with just bread ties or tie wraps....you can buy the tie wraps and mesh kennel shades at menards and home depot. The exercise pen at petsmart.
He would be happier with the more room afforded him in one of those. Either way...make sure he has toys. And give a treat or two write after you put him in.
NEVER bones though!! Those should only be given while the dog is supervized.. And Especially not rawhides...lots of dogs choke on those.
Still use the crate at night, though, not the pen. Until he no longer needs the crate at night.
(Most dogs can be left out at night...much earlier than they can be left out all day while you are gone). Just for your own information.
Good luck.
ps. join a flyball team....www.flyball.org
jacks are great flyball dogs, it's a great outlet for their energy, and alot of fun for you and your dog!
Is there a way to keep my dog out of my room without a baby gate?
Kristi
We have a little rat terrier puppy, about 3 months old, and she's fairly well house trained, but she still goes in only MY room. I think it's just because my other dog sleeps in my room at night and when she takes a nap, and the puppy is trying to cover the other dog's smell or something. She only 'goes' in there when I'm not in there (which means I'm not home), but I can't just close the door because my grandparents come in to get stuff from my room and stuff like that and forget to close it, and I can't get a baby gate because they're expensive, and then there's the issue of my grandparents needing to get in my room. So is there some kind of odorless repellent I can spray at my door or something? At this point I don't care if I have to keep both dogs out of my room, as long as there's no more dog poop and pee on my floor!
Answer
I got a baby/ dog gate at Menards for $20. You can also try Craig's List for baby gates.
You can post a sign on your door reminding your grandparents to close it.
You can set something in front of the door like a laundry basket as a physical blocker.
You can get a plastic carpet runner and place it pointy side up in your doorway.
You can crate your dog when you can't supervise her (suggested method).
You can umbilical leash your dog. Attach the dogs leash to your belt loop so you always know where she is and she can't have any accidents.
I got a baby/ dog gate at Menards for $20. You can also try Craig's List for baby gates.
You can post a sign on your door reminding your grandparents to close it.
You can set something in front of the door like a laundry basket as a physical blocker.
You can get a plastic carpet runner and place it pointy side up in your doorway.
You can crate your dog when you can't supervise her (suggested method).
You can umbilical leash your dog. Attach the dogs leash to your belt loop so you always know where she is and she can't have any accidents.
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