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by GSDPACK on 03 January 2012 - 21:01
I would not be putting anything into the crate! If the puppy eats the stinky sock you might have some other issues coming like a surgery.
Put her in a garage, if it works that might be your solution. Also, take the two crates and put them next to each other so the dog can see each other, front of the crates facing each other.
Let me know her reaction
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Put her in a garage, if it works that might be your solution. Also, take the two crates and put them next to each other so the dog can see each other, front of the crates facing each other.
Let me know her reaction
P
by Ace952 on 05 January 2012 - 18:01
Laura - I seriously need to be your neighbor...lol
Tripple3 - Yes, when the barking gets constant I pick up her crate (with her in it) and move her to the garage. I don't put anything into her crate as she is a non stop chewer. Right now I can't even pet her as she like to bite hands and arms. Yeah it is that bad...I mean no petting at all or I'm getting full mouth bites and re-grips.
GSDPack - I tried last night with her in the house. She started up again and I put a blanket over and it worked for awhile and she started up and then went ballistic when I let my 17 month old out. I then put him back in and let the crates face each other and she wouldn't stop....bitch. (lol) I went to bed around 10 and 12am she woke me up with more barking...bitch. I said f it and moved her to the garage where she stayed quiet for the rest of the night. Looks like that will be crate spot. I'm thinking it is just a phase and she will grow out of it.
Tripple3 - Yes, when the barking gets constant I pick up her crate (with her in it) and move her to the garage. I don't put anything into her crate as she is a non stop chewer. Right now I can't even pet her as she like to bite hands and arms. Yeah it is that bad...I mean no petting at all or I'm getting full mouth bites and re-grips.
GSDPack - I tried last night with her in the house. She started up again and I put a blanket over and it worked for awhile and she started up and then went ballistic when I let my 17 month old out. I then put him back in and let the crates face each other and she wouldn't stop....bitch. (lol) I went to bed around 10 and 12am she woke me up with more barking...bitch. I said f it and moved her to the garage where she stayed quiet for the rest of the night. Looks like that will be crate spot. I'm thinking it is just a phase and she will grow out of it.
by laura271 on 05 January 2012 - 22:01
@Ace - Never underestimate the power of free alcohol to make good neighbours.
by myret on 05 January 2012 - 22:01
My pup is barking to alot In His crate hé has now started to bark at Night Hé Does not bark In the car crate
by poseidon on 06 January 2012 - 00:01
Oh boy, I do remember the first time my puppy was crated. She never stopped throwing tantrums and attacking the metal door. She was my first GSD and was just 8 weeks old but I thought I had a monster!
I also knew the classic mistake was to let her out so I grab my blanket threw it over the crate making sure there is still ventilation (coz it was too distressing for me to watch her) and drank a whole bottle of wine. Felt asleep and the following days were easier. She accepted it! Oh I also had a nice classical music piece like a requiem at a volume lol.
I also knew the classic mistake was to let her out so I grab my blanket threw it over the crate making sure there is still ventilation (coz it was too distressing for me to watch her) and drank a whole bottle of wine. Felt asleep and the following days were easier. She accepted it! Oh I also had a nice classical music piece like a requiem at a volume lol.
by Ace952 on 06 January 2012 - 00:01
wine!!!! Thanks Poseidon...lol
by poseidon on 06 January 2012 - 14:01
Good luck Ace with your monster :)
Here's a couple of pictures I took on the first day, getting more distressed watching her barking, howling and biting the cage lol.
She is good as gold now. So don't give up!
Here's a couple of pictures I took on the first day, getting more distressed watching her barking, howling and biting the cage lol.
She is good as gold now. So don't give up!
by GSDPACK on 06 January 2012 - 20:01
Yap, she is a bitch..LOL, it was worth the try I suppose....
Put her in a garage, I know it sucks but what can you do. I have an adult dog that gets too excited if she sees any other dog while in her crate.... she is in a garage, works wonders. She comes in a house but sleeps in the garage! She even stopped demolishing my crates! As she demolished 4 of them!!!! not a cheap dog tell ya.
Poseidon.. hmmmm.... what a pissy little fur ball!
Put her in a garage, I know it sucks but what can you do. I have an adult dog that gets too excited if she sees any other dog while in her crate.... she is in a garage, works wonders. She comes in a house but sleeps in the garage! She even stopped demolishing my crates! As she demolished 4 of them!!!! not a cheap dog tell ya.
Poseidon.. hmmmm.... what a pissy little fur ball!
by poseidon on 06 January 2012 - 21:01
GSDPack, she is not pissy.....hardly mess her crate!
by GSDPACK on 06 January 2012 - 21:01
did I spell it wrong?
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