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My dog hates her crate!?

Whenever I put my seven weeks old dog in her portable kennel she starts going into a frenzy. She wants to get out, she's crying, she's screaming and she's panting like crazy! I just dont knwo what to do. She still isnt potty trained and somebody told me to put her in a crate. I got this kennel and I'm trying to keep her inside so she'd learn to go in or sleep in or anything! She peed in this kennel one time, I wiped away the pee and she never went inside again. She hates it! What do I do!?
She normally sleeps on the floor in my room and she has all the house for herself in the day time. I fI go out I usually lock he rin my room where her water and food bowl is in.

Get her inside, using treats. Then, lock the door. Go away for 2 minutes, and ignore her. Then, while the door's still locked, giver her a treat. Go away for another minute, then let her out and play with her. Increase the time spent in the crate by 1 minute per day, and do it every day. Soon, she should go inside without treats.

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Clean Go Pet Indoor Dog Potty $133.89 Clean Go Pet Indoor Dog Potty

Potty Training in One Day - The Potty Scotty Doll $43.95 The Potty Scotty Kit includes the following 3 items: -The Potty Scotty boy potty training doll -3 ''big kid'' doll potty training pants -2 Bottles to feed Potty Scotty Potty Scotty - the Boy Potty Training Doll is Specially Designed to Potty Train: -16'' Tall - Anatomically correct -Drink & Wet-on-Demand -Can be fed laying down or sitting up -Can urinate in ANY potty or toilet -Scotty can urinate / pee standing up or sitting down -Wearing a diaper underneath clothes - Doll can be given a bath - No batteries required -Doll conforms to the ASTM F963 safety requirements. -Potty Scotty . On the ''Big Day'' - Scotty will ceremoniously change into his potty training pants (along with your son, who will change into his ''Big Kid'' Potty Training Pants) to celebrate the fact that they are now big boys and do not wear diapers any more!! -The additional two doll potty training pants are included because Scotty will have accidents on the ''Big Day'' and will have to change into his clean potty pants (part of the Potty T Type: Potty Training Aids

Potty Training in One Day - The Potty Scotty Kit $61.72 The Potty Scotty Kit includes the following 3 items: -The Potty Scotty boy potty training doll -3 ''big kid'' doll potty training pants -2 Bottles to feed Potty Scotty Potty Scotty - the Boy Potty Training Doll is Specially Designed to Potty Train: -16'' Tall - Anatomically correct -Drink & Wet-on-Demand -Can be fed laying down or sitting up -Can urinate in ANY potty or toilet -Scotty can urinate / pee standing up or sitting down -Wearing a diaper underneath clothes - Doll can be given a bath - No batteries required -Doll conforms to the ASTM F963 safety requirements. -Potty Scotty . On the ''Big Day'' - Scotty will ceremoniously change into his potty training pants (along with your son, who will change into his ''Big Kid'' Potty Training Pants) to celebrate the fact that they are now big boys and do not wear diapers any more!! -The additional two doll potty training pants are included because Scotty will have accidents on the ''Big Day'' and will have to change into his clean potty pants (part of the Potty T Type: Potty Training Aids

Boy Potty Training Doll by Potty Scotty $39.95 Potty Scotty Doll is a potty training doll for boys that is designed for the Potty Training in One Day method. He can also be used as potty training tool for general potty training. Potty Scotty is anatomically correct, this is important because you wan to give your son as realistic of an experience as possible. This will help your son to connect with a doll that is "like him". Potty Scotty Doll is drink and wet-on-demand doll. Scotty can drink water and hold it until you want him to go pee. He can pee in any Potty Chair or Potty Seat you want to use. He is 16" tall and is dressed in a 2 piece outfit. His pants are removable, just like your child's, when he is ready to go potty. He is wearing a diaper, but if you follow the Potty Training in One Day Guide it says to remove and replace the diaper with "big boy" training pants. These doll training pants are like the child's potty training pants (which can be purchased separately). The additional training pants are to change t Type: Potty Training Aids Material: Plastic Age: Child Gender: Male Color: Blue Color Mapping: Blue

Girl Potty Training Doll by Potty Patty $39.95 The Potty Patty Doll was designed for the Potty Training in One Day method, but is a great tool potty training in general and is also the perfect doll for girls! The Potty Patty Doll includes the following items: 1) Potty Training Girl Doll by Potty Patty Patty is an anatomically correct drink and wet-on-demand doll. She can drink water and hold it until you want her to go pee. She is 16" tall and is dressed in a 2 piece outfit, so that the dress can be removed when potty training. She is also wearing a diaper underneath her clothes. She conforms to the safety requirements of ASTM F963. In every box there are the Doll's Operating Instructions . 2) Bottles for Potty Patty 3) Three Doll Training Pants These training pants are like the child's potty training pants. Potty Patty will change into this Big Kid underwear, along with your child on the day of the training which I like to call the Big Day. The additional underwear is to change the doll when she has an accident on the Big Day. PLEAS Type: Potty Training Aids Material: Plastic Age: Child Gender: Female Color: Pink Color Mapping: Pink

Clean Go Pet Indoor Dog Potty Replacement Mat $72.09 Clean Go Pet Indoor Dog Potty Replacement Mat

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Housebreaking 101: Things To Remember When Housebreaking Your Dog

Bringing a new puppy home for the first time is, in my opinion, one of the most exciting days you can have as a dog owner or guardian.  Nothing compares to the feeling you get when that little fur ball follows at your feet as you walk through your home.  The excited panting makes your heart melt when you realize that all your new puppy wants to do is play and it doesn’t matter what time it is, or what schedule you may be on.  Suddenly, you realize that not everything is fun and games as your new companion explores intently with his nose to the ground before lifting his leg on your new sofa sleeper!

As a fellow dog owner myself, I know that raising a new puppy is hard work, and it takes a lot of time and devotion in order to treat your new furry little friend the right habits.  Housebreaking can be very time consuming, but if done the right way, can be very rewarding in the long run.  In order to properly housebreak you dog, there are a few tips to always keep in mind.

1.  Consistency is key.  Dogs tend to learn by repetition, just like anyone else, so it’s important to remember that when you’re potty training your puppy, you should try to develop a game plan for taking your puppy outside to go to the bathroom, and then use that game plan every time you do it.  Soon after they have been going through that same routine on a consistent basis, it will become nature to them to go outside to do their duty.  Puppies are smaller than full size dogs in every way and it’s important to remember that when considering how often they may need to go out.  Smaller dogs, especially puppies, may need to go outside more often than full grown dogs because their bodies are still developing and may not be capable of holding bodily waste as long.

2.  Know the warning signs.  Dogs have a very keen sense of smell, and they use that sense in virtually all that they do.  Smell is very important to a dog when it comes to finding the right place to take care of business so a simple way to tell when a dog has to go to the bathroom is by observing his or her behavior.  Often times, dogs will sniff closely to the ground in a frantic manner in order to find the perfect spot for doing their duty.  After a few likely accidents, you’ll be able to recognize this behavior and know that it’s time to take the puppy outside instead of letting them complete the task in your living room.

3.  Reward not punish.  One of the most important things to remember when training your puppy is to reward good behavior and never punish improper behavior.  Punishing the dog after he or she has had an accident in the house isn’t going to do any good because they are not going to know what the are being punished for.  Rewarding your puppy by giving warm words of praise, or cheerful encouragement during or just after the task is complete will help to reinforce the act of going outside.  Toys and other dog supplies are useful ways of rewarding your pet as well.  They want  your positive attention, and so they’ll learn that by going outside instead of inside the house they can get that attention.

Remember, getting a new puppy is hard work and it takes time and dedication to train your puppy the right way.  These are just a few tips to keep in mind when your training your puppy.  The key is to be patient and understanding.  Combine this with the few things to remember that I have mentioned above, and you’ll be well on your way to enjoying many years with your new housebroken friend.

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