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Sorry to do a new post so soon. I still have 6 weeks before my new puppy arrives but want to be really prepared. I've never used crate training before, I've just supervised puppies & spent my life racing outside lol. My Jack Russell is 6 next month but I did house train a dogue De Bordeaux puppy recently as her owner was having housing issues so she stayed with us for 6 weeks. I either watched her or had her on a long leash. Saxon, my jrt has an open wardrobe he uses as a den when he wants peace from the kitten. He sleeps in bed with me at night. I'm thinking crate would be a good idea for our new pup, id leave the door open so he can use it I'd he wants, give treats etc in there . As crate training is new for me I thought I'd get some opinions from experienced owners. Thanks you
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Re: Crate training
Also I'm a light sleeper so wanted puppy in bed with us at night too, then I'll wake when he does for a pee. Does that sound ok. I rarely get in a deep sleep so don't think rolling on him is a risk at all
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Re: Crate training
Sleeping on the bed is fine, loads let theirs share but be aware that the little bundle of fur will evolve into an 18kg+ bed taking over Staffy
Crate training is a good idea, somewhere safe for him to retire to and also a safe haven should you have workmen in the house or something. Ensure its his space with perhaps a chance very over the top to make it a nice cave like space.
Crate training is a good idea, somewhere safe for him to retire to and also a safe haven should you have workmen in the house or something. Ensure its his space with perhaps a chance very over the top to make it a nice cave like space.
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Re: Crate training
I don't mind squeezing into bed
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Re: Crate training
Crates are new for me but the more I read the more I think I'll get one
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You'll be squeezing Out the bed when he grows up I have 24kgs sleeping sideways in my/ Her bed Once you start you will never get your bed backIdogs wrote:I don't mind squeezing into bed
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Re: Crate training
Lol, I have a double bed & am single. Saxon my jrt is just small so I'm sure there is a staffy sized space left
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If only If hubby is away me & Katy have the bed to ourselves & I still get pushed out Bek on here has a king size & has photos to show Koda pushing her out
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Re: Crate training
Lol, the little one said roll over, roll over
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Re: Crate training
My comments are missing half the content. Since I changed to classic version
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Roll over & you fall out
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Re: Crate training
Best throw some covers for me on the floor haha
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Re: Crate training
Can't add to already great advice apart from to say if you are happy to curl in a ball be scared to move incase you disturb the dog. Been many nights ive been kicked out my own bed
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Re: Crate training
Lol. A friend of my sister's had housing issues but wanted to keep his puppy so she stayed with me for 6 weeks untill he found a house. She is a dogue De Bordeaux and was the biggest bed hog ever haha
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