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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Bushkill, PA (The Poconos!)
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To you, you've trained her to go on the pad. But for the pup, they may be learning going to the bathroom in the crate/house is just fantastic! When I have to go on overnight trips, I just have my friends take my crate trained dog into their home while I am gone! The reason I train my dogs in the first place. So my friends will take my dogs when I have to leave, and I will take their when they are out of town.
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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You want to train her to go in her crate?
Dogs are born with the instinct not to soil where they lie. That is why crate training is done, to take advantage of this built-in thing. The caretaker should let the dog out to do her business outside. Crates are for holding it, not for toileting. Last edited by Sunflowers; 11-16-2012 at 10:40 PM. |
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Location: SW, MI
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Well, I'm sorry the method hasn't worked for some of you. For me, it has. She used the puppy pad in her crate, and doesn't have any issues in the house. Maybe I just got lucky! It's a large crate, so she has more than enough room to lie without being in her stuff. And my caretaker does let her out, however to make it easier on him if she has any accidents/he runs late, he can clean it easily. When we go for longer periods, we have a different method. To each their own.
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