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I need to find a large dog crate quick!
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Ebay is a good place to look: http://www.ebay.com
One available now: http://cgi.ebay.com/Canine-Camper-Double-Door-Soft-Dog-Crate-48-x-31-x-35_W0QQitemZ310201387692QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20100219?IMSfp=TL100219125006r12363
Another is http://www.petsoutlet.net
http://www.petsoutlet.net/modeng/name/onlinestore/func/viewprod/product/221
http://puppysupplystore.com is another place http://www.puppysupplystore.com/camper-dog-crate/
Ebay is a good place to look: http://www.ebay.com
One available now: http://cgi.ebay.com/Canine-Camper-Double-Door-Soft-Dog-Crate-48-x-31-x-35_W0QQitemZ310201387692QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20100219?IMSfp=TL100219125006r12363
Another is http://www.petsoutlet.net
http://www.petsoutlet.net/modeng/name/onlinestore/func/viewprod/product/221
http://puppysupplystore.com is another place http://www.puppysupplystore.com/camper-dog-crate/
Why does my dog poop when I am gone, and she already went outside!?!?
Q. I am a stay at home mom, so I don't leave the house much and if I do, it is for no more than 2-3 hours at a time. I stopped putting my 6 month old dachshund in the crate when we left because everytime we would leave her, she would poop and "roll" around in it. Poop would be everywhere. So I decided to put her in a large bathroom when I leave the house. She still poops, and walks in it, gets it on my walls etc. I am at my whit's end with this pup. Is she nervous? How do I stop her from doing this? I always make sure she goes to the bathroom outside before I leave anywhere. I want to ensure she won't do it again, but she still does it!!!!!!! Today for example, she went potty outside (poop and pee.) I put her in the bathroom and left for 40 minutes. I came home and poop was all over! Any suggestions on what to do would be much appreciated!
Answer
Your dog has Separation Anxiety, can you imagine how distraught that a dog will feel if it is left alone all day, thankfully you are a stay at home mom and this is easier to resolve. I will past the stuff that I have on S.A.however I think that it refers to a male dog.
Separation Anxiety.
If your dog suffers from separation anxiety donât give him free access to every room in your house when you leave him. . If you allow him free access you are doubling his burden. As well as having separation anxiety he will think that he has to guard every room in your house.
If he is restricted to one room he will not see you leave. You could also con him into thinking that you are always at home by carrying out the following procedure.
Try to do this when you are at home all day, or in the evening when you are there. After your dog has had a long walk, put him in a room with his comfortable bed, this should be a room where you will leave him if you need to go out and where your dog will sleep at night.
Walk out of the room and close the door. Open the door immediately and go back into his room, close the door behind you and try to ignore him. Pretend or actually do something which excludes your dog, for example if he is in the bathroom you could do a bit a cleaning for a couple of minutes. Then walk out of the room, go back again immediately and continue with the pretence. Keep doing this to ensure that your dog wonât feel isolated and eventually leave a small gap before you go into his room again. Over a period of days increase the gap before going back into his room. When you know that your dog is asleep stop going into the room, however you MUST try to go onto the room before he wakes up and starts to cry. If you carry out this procedure for a couple of days, your dog will always think that you are at the other side of the door. I do this when I get a new puppy and this PREVENTS separation anxiety.
Donât neglect his long walks and playtime in the garden whilst you are re-training him, he needs his fun
When you are leaving your dog on his own please donât make a dramatic exit, or this will give the game away. Simply put him into his room and walk out. When you come home donât give him a big hello, just walk into his room and let him out for a pee. You can then play with him and give him cuddles.
I have passed the above onto several askers and I have had private email about the quick results. Please try this and let me know how long that it takes to resolve her problem
Your dog has Separation Anxiety, can you imagine how distraught that a dog will feel if it is left alone all day, thankfully you are a stay at home mom and this is easier to resolve. I will past the stuff that I have on S.A.however I think that it refers to a male dog.
Separation Anxiety.
If your dog suffers from separation anxiety donât give him free access to every room in your house when you leave him. . If you allow him free access you are doubling his burden. As well as having separation anxiety he will think that he has to guard every room in your house.
If he is restricted to one room he will not see you leave. You could also con him into thinking that you are always at home by carrying out the following procedure.
Try to do this when you are at home all day, or in the evening when you are there. After your dog has had a long walk, put him in a room with his comfortable bed, this should be a room where you will leave him if you need to go out and where your dog will sleep at night.
Walk out of the room and close the door. Open the door immediately and go back into his room, close the door behind you and try to ignore him. Pretend or actually do something which excludes your dog, for example if he is in the bathroom you could do a bit a cleaning for a couple of minutes. Then walk out of the room, go back again immediately and continue with the pretence. Keep doing this to ensure that your dog wonât feel isolated and eventually leave a small gap before you go into his room again. Over a period of days increase the gap before going back into his room. When you know that your dog is asleep stop going into the room, however you MUST try to go onto the room before he wakes up and starts to cry. If you carry out this procedure for a couple of days, your dog will always think that you are at the other side of the door. I do this when I get a new puppy and this PREVENTS separation anxiety.
Donât neglect his long walks and playtime in the garden whilst you are re-training him, he needs his fun
When you are leaving your dog on his own please donât make a dramatic exit, or this will give the game away. Simply put him into his room and walk out. When you come home donât give him a big hello, just walk into his room and let him out for a pee. You can then play with him and give him cuddles.
I have passed the above onto several askers and I have had private email about the quick results. Please try this and let me know how long that it takes to resolve her problem
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