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Where does your dog sleep? |
By Sally the Trainer, of
http://www.sallysangels.com For more tips on helping your dog be his or her best, see http://www.sallysangels.com Your pooch is entitled to his or her own bedroom, the crate. (I prefer the
fold-out metal pen you can get at the pet store. It comes in 3 sizes and has no top
or bottom. It's portable and sets up inside and outside. Great for traveling and
taking your dog to unfamiliar places or visiting Aunt May.) I'm a crate enthusiast
for the following reasons: 2. We use the pen/crate for an adult dog mainly for traveling because we take the dog everywhere. Some hotels feel a little less reticent about a "dog in training" if the pooch sleeps in his pen. On the flip side, the dog has something very familiar and safe, especially in a nervous situation like our training trips to San Francisco. The bustling city can be initially overwhelming, and the crate with his toys in the hotel room is very comforting. (They usually walk themselves in and lie down as if to say, "Don't bug me. I'm done working for the day.") We respect his crate time. 3. Also if your pooch ever needs to be crated for any reason, he won't freak out.
The airplane, groomer and the vet come into mind. Special note on Sally's Angels: http://www.sallysangels.com is a fun site about and for service dogs. Service dogs are our passion. Be sure to visit TLCSD, Tender Loving Canine Service dogs, to read about their unique way of training service dogs. And make sure to follow our monthly progress report of a TLCSD dog in training. Service Dogs really do make a difference in people's lives. They truly are angels. Thanks for the free tips, Sally. Mindconnection is proud to host your article,
and we recommend http://www.sallysangels.com
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