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Juan Marti
Hello I work 8 hrs a day so I'm gone from like 5am -4pm mon-fri. where is a safe place i can leave her besides expensive doggy day care I already leave her in a crate all night to sleep in but then in the day where could i leave her i dont have a yard to leave her in either. I think it would be way to long for her to be in the crate all day and night right. Any tips?
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You should have figured this out before getting a puppy. You could have adopted a Husky from their National Rescue that would already have been trained. You cannot leave a breed like a Husky confined for almost 24 hours. The dog will go nuts, and it's one inch short of animal abuse.
Huskys need to run, they need serious exercise....this is madness.
You should have figured this out before getting a puppy. You could have adopted a Husky from their National Rescue that would already have been trained. You cannot leave a breed like a Husky confined for almost 24 hours. The dog will go nuts, and it's one inch short of animal abuse.
Huskys need to run, they need serious exercise....this is madness.
What can I do to stop my Husky from crying?
Kensington
He's 7 months old. Used to have a huge yard and was very independent. Now, we live in an apartment, where he's with us 24/7; which is why he is crying and scraping at the floors when we leave. We exercise him tremendously; dog park for hours, walks, etc. However, for three hours one day a week, when we go to class, he's terrible! We've left him bones, toys, etc. Help!
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Your dog is exhibiting classic signs of separation anxiety.
Everything he knew has changed and he's just not settled into his new surroundings yet. He feels the most secure when he's with you.
If you have a doggy daycare near you that would be a great solution! 3 hrs a day one day a week would probably be VERY affordable.
Crate breaking your dog is the quickest solution to get him to stop being destructive while you're gone. Sleep in a t-shirt for a few nights and tuck that into his crate. Your scent will help him out a little. Don't just lock him in the crate and leave. Start to feed him in the crate, and lock him in there for brief periods while your home to get him accustomed to it.
When you leave turn a radio on low...or leave the TV running for him. That all helps...
Crate Breaking Tips
http://www.inch.com/~dogs/cratetraining.html
It's not the perfect solution, but it will help. Separation Anxiety has lots of levels and angles to it. But.. if I were in your shoes... that's what I'd do.
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Your dog is exhibiting classic signs of separation anxiety.
Everything he knew has changed and he's just not settled into his new surroundings yet. He feels the most secure when he's with you.
If you have a doggy daycare near you that would be a great solution! 3 hrs a day one day a week would probably be VERY affordable.
Crate breaking your dog is the quickest solution to get him to stop being destructive while you're gone. Sleep in a t-shirt for a few nights and tuck that into his crate. Your scent will help him out a little. Don't just lock him in the crate and leave. Start to feed him in the crate, and lock him in there for brief periods while your home to get him accustomed to it.
When you leave turn a radio on low...or leave the TV running for him. That all helps...
Crate Breaking Tips
http://www.inch.com/~dogs/cratetraining.html
It's not the perfect solution, but it will help. Separation Anxiety has lots of levels and angles to it. But.. if I were in your shoes... that's what I'd do.
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