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| Harsher crate training because of inclement weather? Both of my dogs were doing REALLY well with potty training. They loved to be outside and rarely ever did their business inside the house for the past few weeks. Yesterday and today, it's been snowing and they cannot stand to be outside for long. They get wet and cold and they HATE that, so they come inside and do their business. My question is, is it cruel to keep them in their kennels most of the time (except for meals, small play breaks, and outside potty time) because they refuse to go outside a lot or do their business during inclement weather? I know it's not their fault it's so cold out... but really they need to learn it's not acceptable to do their business inside. Right? Some advice, please. p.s. They are about 18 weeks old. P.P.S. I am looking for sincere advice, not someone's excuse for bitchery today. Thank you. |
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| My puppy is 16 weeks old and goes out in what ever weather is out that door....and he's out there till he does his business... They need to know thats where its done... as for keeping them in their crates...it should only be done when U are not home...not while U are home....they need to learn how to live in your home on a daily basis...the crate is not a way to train them to not do their business in the house, it's a safe environment for them to be in while you are away from your house... Get those Pups...out of the crate......you gotta catch them fast to go out....they play they pee, they sleep they pee, and eventually they will go to the door on their own...MINE does.. he's such a good boy......good luck.. |
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| Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
| How can i teach my 19 weeks old dog to go to its crate by a command? | Verbatim | Teaching | 0 | 03-24-2008 10:03 AM |
| Why do a lot of people not turn their lights on in inclement weather? | parad0xwho | Weather | 0 | 03-21-2008 03:16 PM |
| Physics question about acceleration on a moving crate? | D C | Physics | 0 | 03-06-2008 11:24 PM |
| Why is the term "inclement" used to describe weather, but never "clement"? | Abby Normal | Weather | 6 | 03-03-2008 04:50 PM |
| Physics.. Man Pulling a Crate? | zoe j | Physics | 0 | 02-24-2008 08:31 PM |