Why Buying A Cage For Your Dog Is An Absolute Must!
To The Rescue Don't despair, help is at hand in the shape of a cage, or crate as they are sometimes referred to.
Where, once upon a time putting your puppy into a crate or cage would seem cruel, nowadays it is thought of as the norm.
Indeed, it is recommended by vets and dog trainers that we use a cage, and if used intelligently they have considerable advantages.
A Haven For The Older Dog Not only pups, but adult dogs as well like to feel secure, and a cage provides the den environment that will make them feel safe.
It's a place they can retreat to if they feel threatened, or especially with an elderly dog, an essential haven for a bit of peace and quiet.
Your elderly dog especially needs to be kept off the floor and out of draughts where a covered over cage becomes an ideal cocooned environment for them.
A Cage In Shiny Metal Gone are the days when you would have had to worry about what your puppy was doing while they were unattended.
You'd be troubled by what they could be chewing besides their toys, and agitated in case they'd tinkled, while also fretting in case they've hurt themselves.
Because today, your saviour is the humble dog cage, a night in shining metal! For your pup, a cage is a training aid, a priceless item, a must have.
Confining your puppy to their cage while your out of the house or during the night, will not only make them feel secure, but also give you peace of mind.
Start Early It is important to start your puppy in their cage immediately, not by locking them in of course, but by playing to begin with.
Put comfortable bedding in there and their chew toys, throw a ball into the cage and they will get used to going in and out without the door locked.
When they do get sleepy, if they flop down somewhere else, just lift them and place them into the cage and shut the door.
That way, they get accustomed to their cage being their sleeping quarters and will gradually retreat there when they are tired.
Throughout the day you can lock the door for short lengths of time to get them used to it, but it must always be a pleasant experience for your pup, not a punishment.
Covering the cage with a towel, or covers that you can buy for the purpose, further increase the den-like feeling for your pup.
Safety In Mind Not only is a cage an invaluable aid to assist in house-training, it is also has the advantage of keeping your puppy safe during those periods of the day when you are unable to fully keep an eye on them.
Also of course, when you leave the house, you know that they are safe and secure inside their cage and not chewing at some electrical wires, drinking bleach, or something equally as devastating.
Never leave their collar on when confined to their cage because it could become entwined in the wire and choke them.
Toilet Training It is a dog's nature to make a den for their sleeping quarters and they would only soil this area if they become absolutely desperate, thus making it a very useful aid in speeding up the process of house training your pup.
However, it is essential that you help them achieve going through the night without needing to wee by not allowing them any water for a while before bed, and putting them out into the garden last thing.
A dog cage has been proven to be one of the most effective approaches to house training your puppy.
What Size? The size of cage you purchase is important, there should be enough room for your dog to stand and turn around.
You may feel that you have to buy a larger cage than your pup needs initially because of the future cost of buying another one, this is not generally a good idea because there could be a chance that they may use the extra space as a toilet.
However, you can buy cage dividers to make the cage to the required size until they eventually grow into it.
Dog cages come in very many shapes and sizes, to suit several different purposes, and getting your puppy used to a cage from an early age has many benefits.
Travelling in the car can be difficult with some dogs but if they are already used to being in their den, then they will feel safe and secure while travelling.
A well-made collapsible wire cage will last you a lifetime and will pay for itself immeasurably, making it a really good deal when you consider its numerous advantages.
Where, once upon a time putting your puppy into a crate or cage would seem cruel, nowadays it is thought of as the norm.
Indeed, it is recommended by vets and dog trainers that we use a cage, and if used intelligently they have considerable advantages.
A Haven For The Older Dog Not only pups, but adult dogs as well like to feel secure, and a cage provides the den environment that will make them feel safe.
It's a place they can retreat to if they feel threatened, or especially with an elderly dog, an essential haven for a bit of peace and quiet.
Your elderly dog especially needs to be kept off the floor and out of draughts where a covered over cage becomes an ideal cocooned environment for them.
A Cage In Shiny Metal Gone are the days when you would have had to worry about what your puppy was doing while they were unattended.
You'd be troubled by what they could be chewing besides their toys, and agitated in case they'd tinkled, while also fretting in case they've hurt themselves.
Because today, your saviour is the humble dog cage, a night in shining metal! For your pup, a cage is a training aid, a priceless item, a must have.
Confining your puppy to their cage while your out of the house or during the night, will not only make them feel secure, but also give you peace of mind.
Start Early It is important to start your puppy in their cage immediately, not by locking them in of course, but by playing to begin with.
Put comfortable bedding in there and their chew toys, throw a ball into the cage and they will get used to going in and out without the door locked.
When they do get sleepy, if they flop down somewhere else, just lift them and place them into the cage and shut the door.
That way, they get accustomed to their cage being their sleeping quarters and will gradually retreat there when they are tired.
Throughout the day you can lock the door for short lengths of time to get them used to it, but it must always be a pleasant experience for your pup, not a punishment.
Covering the cage with a towel, or covers that you can buy for the purpose, further increase the den-like feeling for your pup.
Safety In Mind Not only is a cage an invaluable aid to assist in house-training, it is also has the advantage of keeping your puppy safe during those periods of the day when you are unable to fully keep an eye on them.
Also of course, when you leave the house, you know that they are safe and secure inside their cage and not chewing at some electrical wires, drinking bleach, or something equally as devastating.
Never leave their collar on when confined to their cage because it could become entwined in the wire and choke them.
Toilet Training It is a dog's nature to make a den for their sleeping quarters and they would only soil this area if they become absolutely desperate, thus making it a very useful aid in speeding up the process of house training your pup.
However, it is essential that you help them achieve going through the night without needing to wee by not allowing them any water for a while before bed, and putting them out into the garden last thing.
A dog cage has been proven to be one of the most effective approaches to house training your puppy.
What Size? The size of cage you purchase is important, there should be enough room for your dog to stand and turn around.
You may feel that you have to buy a larger cage than your pup needs initially because of the future cost of buying another one, this is not generally a good idea because there could be a chance that they may use the extra space as a toilet.
However, you can buy cage dividers to make the cage to the required size until they eventually grow into it.
Dog cages come in very many shapes and sizes, to suit several different purposes, and getting your puppy used to a cage from an early age has many benefits.
Travelling in the car can be difficult with some dogs but if they are already used to being in their den, then they will feel safe and secure while travelling.
A well-made collapsible wire cage will last you a lifetime and will pay for itself immeasurably, making it a really good deal when you consider its numerous advantages.
