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sunyjue December 6th, 2011 08:28 PM

HELP - Training a new puppy
 
HI! I need help withthe trianing of my new puppy. I got a rescue 41/2 months old cocker spaniel dog and I all ready had a home a 4 years old cocker spaniel dog. Everything is going well so far except the crate training during the day. My older dog frees up the younger dog out of the cage! now we come home and get poop on the floor and a real mess. Please what would you do to avoid thiws kind of situation.

Winston December 6th, 2011 09:52 PM

Secure the the crate with some type of tie or a clip. :thumbs up they can be really clever! :D

Zeus's mommy December 6th, 2011 10:00 PM

I had a similar issue when I had more than one dog. I ended up having to separate them surfing the day. I tried the clip idea and the older dog chewed it. It did work for a day though the clip idea That is. Good luck with your new addition :)

sunyjue December 7th, 2011 09:25 AM

Thank you! This morning we are trying more clips... as it did not worked the second day.

I hope I do not see two heads at the door today. If that is the case, I think I will have to accept that the younger dog will not be crate during the day.

Marty11 December 7th, 2011 11:26 AM

That's soooo cute, older dog unleashing the younger dog :D
Tie wraps would work, you can pull them tight, you just have to cut with a knife everytime u opened up the crate.

evanora December 10th, 2011 07:14 PM

Aww! That's so sweet (other than the poop everywhere!).

I found with my puppy and older dog that separating them by a baby gate was actually the better way than crating the puppy (the puppy was super anxious in the crate and would drool everywhere). This way I also could make the puppy's area smaller with just her bed and the dogs could still see each other if they wanted to.


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