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insomniac asked:
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I go être l& #39; d& adoption; #39; a 10-week-old Boston burrow the next month and I am d& #39; to try to make so that j& #39; very set up à l& #39; advances. I work troisième quarter of work and a plan of case of his train. I will take one week of congé when I am d& #39; access to obtain from sound and I will try to launch his routine on his right d& #39; a façon such as us l& #39; will espérons when I am with work later, it does not cry all during the night and to irritate my neighbors. J& #39; have l& #39; intention to leave several toys and a cover, which feels good its Dogs d& #39; a stock in the cage with it. J& #39; heard qu& #39; a clock enveloppé in something soft also à to alleviate does the pup - have essayé this person? How much nights it généralement a pup of s& #39; to accustom à être in the cage? I will play with it and his foot each evening before leaving in l& #39; hope that this one goes être fatigué and sleeps the majority of the night. Quelqu& #39; a idée has?
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May 6th, 2009 at 7:20 am
Posted by Mutt Mommy
Don’t make a big deal about leaving and returning. In fact, don’t say bye… go as far as to ignore her while leaving and when you first come home. If you make a big deal about leaving, so will she and she will act out more when you do so.
May 9th, 2009 at 5:11 am
Posted by I ♥ my mutt ©
It depends on the dog, my oldest took 1 week but my youngest only took 3 days to get accustomed. The ticking clock does work well!
Just make sure her crate isn’t too big and that you take her out every 3 hours even at night for quick learning.
May 10th, 2009 at 11:49 am
Posted by La Comtesse
You’ll still need to take/have someone else take a 10 week old pup out to toilet during the night, regardless of whether she sleeps throughout the rest of it. To be consistent with toilet training you should really be taking her out to toilet every two - three hours at first during the day, and slightly less at night.
Mutt Mommy’s right - don’t make a big fuss that you’re leaving her alone, and, however heartbreaking it is to hear her cry at first, don’t go and make a fuss of her when she whines and cries; she’ll simply learn that all she needs to do is make a noise and you’ll come running.
A ticking clock is a good idea; it simulates the heartbeat of her mother. It doesn’t work for every signle pup out there, but it does for many. Later on, having the radio or television on in the background when you’re out during the day is also good, as the background noise suggests company.
May 13th, 2009 at 4:52 pm
The alarm clock old wives tale will help her get it its ok if she makes noise she makes noise she comes.
From walking lady
May 14th, 2009 at 1:47 pm
The crying that got you as far from you to her in to make sure not to take her otherwise she is to make sure not to remember is cryingwhen its the crying that got you can then no matter what do not go check on herand continue while getting.
From tymberwolf04
May 15th, 2009 at 11:43 pm
Dont make a big deal of leaving…no sad byes…just put the pup in the crate..and leave…but its a good idea to give the pup toys and the blanket….I put a blanket in that smelled like me…the puppy loved it…
It’s a hard thing to do, but the pup will settle down and conform to being in the crate…tis the best way for that pup…
Mine is 10 weeks old..and he loves his crate…leave it open when you are home and the pup will go in there on its own.
Don’t over stimulate her….but play with her, be sure she has gone potty and then wait till she’s calming down….slip her in the crate and be ready to leave….leave and go to work…
she will be ok….and so will the neighbors….
while you are on vacation, keep the crate open and encourage her to go in there and check it out….leave her in there for little bits to start while you are home…
good luck…and crate training is the best thing you can do for a puppy…..
( I have a 10 week old puppy….he’s crated too..)