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Q. I have had 2 sleepless nights just to tend to my puppy Beagle who cries in the evenings in his crate. I notice he takes 1.5 hours of sleep and 30 minutes play in between in regular intervals. I just do not want him though to just roam around the room because I need him to get used to staying in his crate. What do you think is the best thing to do?
Answer
Welcome to "Parenthood"... you deal with it . He'll grow out of it soon...
First off Where is the crate?
You may want to drag it into your room or where ever you are at night so that he can hear you and smell you and know he's not alone...or you can take a shirt or something you have just worn and put it in with him so that he has your scent handy for comfort...
Also sometimes people will use a clock to simulate a maternal heartbeat...that sometimes comforts a puppy...(or, at target, they sell a "mommy sounds bear" it's this little stuffed bear that has a heartbeat...)
I know it seems miserable now...but soon enough he'll get used to his crate and he'll get used to sleeping through the night...but its always hard in the beginning...just be patient with your little guy. :)
Extra patient...your breeder or whoever should be smacked for giving you the pup so early in the first place...dogs should not be seperated from their mothers so early...8 to 10 weeks is best...5 weeks is ridiculous borderline cruel. He should be next to his mommy nursing...that's why he's having such a hard time...take good care of him...and don't get mad when he cries at night...he's already having a rough start in life. be extra gentle with him.
Welcome to "Parenthood"... you deal with it . He'll grow out of it soon...
First off Where is the crate?
You may want to drag it into your room or where ever you are at night so that he can hear you and smell you and know he's not alone...or you can take a shirt or something you have just worn and put it in with him so that he has your scent handy for comfort...
Also sometimes people will use a clock to simulate a maternal heartbeat...that sometimes comforts a puppy...(or, at target, they sell a "mommy sounds bear" it's this little stuffed bear that has a heartbeat...)
I know it seems miserable now...but soon enough he'll get used to his crate and he'll get used to sleeping through the night...but its always hard in the beginning...just be patient with your little guy. :)
Extra patient...your breeder or whoever should be smacked for giving you the pup so early in the first place...dogs should not be seperated from their mothers so early...8 to 10 weeks is best...5 weeks is ridiculous borderline cruel. He should be next to his mommy nursing...that's why he's having such a hard time...take good care of him...and don't get mad when he cries at night...he's already having a rough start in life. be extra gentle with him.
How to get my puppy to sleep on her bed I just bought her?
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I just recently purchased a cute little bed for my doggy from Target! (:
But I can't get her to sleep in it! She likes it, but how can I bring her into sleeping on itt???
Please help!
Answer
You could try
->putting things that smell like you on the bed, like socks or an old t-shirt or even a perfume that you usually wear
->if she usually sleeps on your bed, put her bed on top of yours.
->If you have a crate for your dog, put the bed in the crate and once she gets used to it, take the bed out, remove the crate, and put the bed where the crate was, and later you can move it to where ever you would like.
Good luck ! :]
You could try
->putting things that smell like you on the bed, like socks or an old t-shirt or even a perfume that you usually wear
->if she usually sleeps on your bed, put her bed on top of yours.
->If you have a crate for your dog, put the bed in the crate and once she gets used to it, take the bed out, remove the crate, and put the bed where the crate was, and later you can move it to where ever you would like.
Good luck ! :]
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